Liver transplant is a treatment option for people who have end-stage liver failure that can't be controlled using other treatments and for some people with liver cancer. Liver failure can occur rapidly, in a matter of weeks (acute liver failure), or it can occur slowly over months and years (chronic liver failure).
Liver failure has many causes, including:
Liver cirrhosis
Alcoholic liver disease
Nonalcoholic fatty liver disease
Early-stage liver cancer
Hemochromatosis
Primary biliary cirrhosis
Primary sclerosing cholangitis
Wilson's disease
Biliary duct atresia
Cystic fibrosis.
A small percentage of liver transplants are completed each year using a portion of a liver from a living donor. If you have a family member or friend who is willing to donate part of his or her liver to you, talk to your transplant team about this option.
Living-donor transplants have good results, just like transplants using livers from deceased donors. But fewer living transplants are performed because of restrictions on the donor's age, size and health that make finding a good match difficult. The surgery carries significant risks for the donor.
If you're receiving a liver transplant from a living donor, such as a friend or family member, surgeons will transplant a portion of the donor's liver in your body. Surgeons first operate on the donor, removing the portion of the liver for transplant. Then surgeons remove your diseased liver and place the donated liver portion in your body. They then connect your blood vessels and bile ducts to the new liver.
The transplanted liver portion in your body and the portion left behind in the donor's body regenerate rapidly.
The cost of liver transplant surgery in India is in the range of USD 45000-60000 which includes the cost for the donor and the recipient. However the costs could vary depending upon the general health of the recipient and the co-morbidities present.
Special medications are used more often than not to prevent the rejection of the liver and the cost of these medications are in the range of USD 10000-12000 depending on the brand of the medicine.
The hospital stay for the donor is around 7 days and the hospital stay for the recipient is around 30 days
The patient and the donor both need to be under the observation of the gastroenterologist even after discharge from the hospital to make sure that nothing goes wrong and if there is any kind of problem then it is managed properly and in time to prevent the rejection of the transplanted liver.
There are many touts in the Indian market who would promise to get you a donor for a price, you must stay clear of such people as this is an illegal act in India and both the recipient and the tout could land in trouble.
Our hospitals are located in the northern part of the country specially in the NCR region within a distance of 20-50 kms from the New Delhi airport. Our hospitals are super specialty in the fields of Neurosurgery, Cardiology, Joint Replacement, Cancer Care, Liver and Kidney Transplants and many other brances of medicine. All our hospitals offer quality treatment and are accreditated by NABH or JCI.
We have the latest MRI, CT Scan, Digital X-Ray, Bone Densitometry (DEXA), Mammography, Ultrasound, Colour Doppler which gives us the diagnostic confidence for providing the right treatment.
Modular fully equipped Operation Theatres with Computer Navigation and C-Arm backed by a state of art ICU helps us in providing world class treatment to our patients.
Our team of doctors include some of the best names from the Indian Medical Fraternity. Dr V.S.Mehta, Dr Vikas Kathuria, Dr Sandeep Vaish in Neurosurgery, Dr Sumita Singh in Breast and Piles, Dr Mukesh Jain, Dr Anubhav Jain, Dr Subhash Jangid and Dr Praveen Tittal in Joints, Dr Priyanjana Sharma in ENT, Dr Kaushal Yadav in Cancer Surgery, Dr Vikram Singh in GI Laparoscopic Surgery, Dr Nutan Jain, Dr Vandana Jain and Dr Renu Yadav in Obs, Gynae and Infertility are some of the key doctors with us.
These patients from different parts of the world came to India for different treatments. In this video they are sharing their experiences about the doctors, hospitals and the treatment which they got from GNH during their stay in India.
This Omani Patient was advised to undergo amputation of his leg in his home country. He came to India in the hope of saving his leg from Amputation. Here the patient and his son are sharing their experience about India.
Kim Brian from California is a great man with an amazing sense of humour. Lying on the hospital bed, ready to be wheeled into the operation theatre and he is cracking jokes. Must watch video if you are planning to come to India for treatment.
GNH Stands for - Good Outcomes, Noble Profession and Humane Approach. Each of our team member makes sure that every patient who comes to India goes back with memorable experiences.
We make sure that you get nothing but the best in terms of the doctors, hospitals and the patient care services both during admission at the hospital and also after discharge. Our team members will be there with you at every moment from the time you touchdown at Indian airport and till you are ready to depart having accomplished your objective of coming to India.
Call our Health Specialist : +91-9810333738
Email us at : indianhealthconsultants@gmail.com
Online Query : Click Here
Visa Assistance : Click Here
Patient Videos : Click Here
 |
 |
 |
 |
