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Chennai, India
At Sri Ramachandra Medical Centre, Heart Transplant is performed using specialised cardiac transplantation techniques and comprehensive pre-transplant assessment. Established in 1985, this JCI, NABH accredited hospital in Chennai, India has 1800 beds and offers advanced cardiac and transplant services.
Heart Transplant may be considered for patients with end-stage heart failure, severe cardiomyopathy, or other advanced cardiac conditions when conventional treatment options are no longer sufficient. Before transplantation, the medical team evaluates heart and lung function, kidney and liver health, infection status, blood group, and other factors relevant to transplant suitability. Once a suitable donor heart becomes available, the recipient undergoes surgery to replace the diseased heart and establish normal blood circulation.
Regen Ortho Sport provides specialised Heart Transplant with a focus on precise cardiac transplantation, advanced surgical techniques, and individualised postoperative care. Established in 2012, the accredited hospital is located in Mumbai, India and operates beds, with modern cardiac surgical, transplant, and critical-care infrastructure.
Heart Transplant can restore cardiac function in appropriately selected patients with advanced heart failure when other treatment options are no longer effective. The procedure involves removing the recipient's failing heart and implanting a compatible donor heart, followed by careful connection of the major blood vessels. A detailed pre-transplant assessment helps the transplant team evaluate medical suitability, identify potential risks, and prepare an appropriate postoperative immunosuppression and long-term follow-up plan.
| Speciality | Transplants |
| Procedure | Heart Transplant |
| Success Rate | 60-70% at 1 year, 50% at 10 years |
| Recovery Time | 3-6 months |
| Treatment Time | 4-8 hours |
| Chances of Recurrence | Varies by condition by patient |
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