Renal Transplant Surgery
A detailed medical assessment is performed to determine transplant eligibility. This includes blood group compatibility testing, HLA matching, cardiac evaluation, infection screening, and psychological counseling to ensure both donor and recipient safety.
Renal transplantation is the gold-standard treatment for patients with End-Stage Kidney Disease (ESKD). It offers improved quality of life, longer survival, and freedom from long-term dialysis. Our multidisciplinary transplant team ensures complete care — from evaluation and donor matching to surgery and lifelong follow-up.
Using high-definition 3D visualization and articulating robotic instruments, surgeons can access difficult anatomical areas through very small incisions. This results in minimal tissue trauma and improved patient outcomes.
During the transplant surgery, the donor kidney is placed in the lower abdomen. The renal artery and vein are carefully connected to the recipient’s blood vessels, and the ureter is attached to the bladder to restore urinary flow.
Kidney transplantation using a healthy donor kidney from a family member or compatible donor. Offers better long-term survival and faster graft function.
Transplantation from a brain-dead donor under regulated organ allocation systems, ensuring ethical and safe organ distribution.
Use of minimally invasive and robotic-assisted transplant techniques to reduce complications, blood loss, and recovery time.
Lifelong monitoring, immunosuppressive management, infection prevention, and dedicated transplant follow-up clinics for optimal graft survival.