Kidney disorders in pregnancy present a complex clinical challenge that necessitates careful evaluation and management. Nephrologists and gynecologists must understand the physiological changes in the kidneys during pregnancy to identify and address abnormal phenomena. There are numerous diagnostic challenges, including the effective use of noninvasive serological markers, determining when to perform renal biopsies, managing current medications, and understanding teratogenic risks. This book serves as a comprehensive and detailed guide, comprising the entire spectrum from diagnosis to prognosis. Written by eminent experts in the discipline, this book represents a collective endeavor that gathers their professional proficiency into a useful reference. The primary aim of the book is educational, equipping clinicians with the knowledge and skills necessary for excellence in patient care. Each chapter is meticulously crafted, featuring clinical vignettes, diagnostic algorithms, and therapeutic paradigms. Key aspects, ranging from fundamental principles of diseases to detailed therapeutic methods, are clearly explained.