Fortis Hospital, Shalimar Bagh, Delhi, India
Reserve Amount: USD 100 . Pay total amount USD 13000 at the hospital.
Note: USD 100 reservation fee is non-refundable.
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Kidney Transplant (Non ABO Compatible) - Second Transplant is a surgical treatment that replaces a diseased or nonfunctioning kidney with a healthy kidney from a living or deceased donor. Transplantation is recommended for those with end-stage kidney disease or chronic kidney failure who are at risk of dying without a new kidney. Kidney Transplant (Non ABO Compatible) - Second Transplant procedure restores normal kidney function, eliminating the burden of long-term dialysis. When a Kidney Transplant (Non ABO Compatible) - Second Transplant is successful, it allows the body to filter waste effectively, maintain fluid balance, and improve overall health and energy levels.
Transplantation has better long-term outcomes than dialysis, encourages patients to lead a more active lifestyle, and improves quality of life. Advances in surgical techniques, immunosuppressant medications, and post-transplantation care have greatly enhanced the success of transplantation. The Kidney Transplant (Non ABO Compatible) - Second Transplant procedure is available at Fortis Hospital, Shalimar Bagh in India.
Days in Hospital
7 - 10
Days in Hotel
14 - 21
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Sharing
A Kidney Transplant (Non ABO Compatible) - Second Transplant is recommended when renal function has deteriorated to the point that the body can no longer effectively remove toxins or the health consequences pose a risk to survival. It is the best long-term option for people with end-stage renal disease because it improves survival rates, decreases complications arising from kidney failure, and improves the recipient's quality of life compared to the alternatives of remaining on dialysis.
Kidneys can be obtained from living donors and deceased donors. Living donor kidneys are typically from family members or friends, whereas deceased donor kidneys come from a deceased person who has signed a donor card. Living donor kidneys are most often reported to have a faster functional recovery and a longer functional life. Donor matching involves evaluating blood type, compatible tissue typing, and the donor's overall health.
The surgery involves placing the donor kidney in the lower abdomen and connecting the kidney's arteries and veins to the recipient's blood vessels. The transplant recipient's own non-functioning kidneys are typically left in place, unless they pose an issue for the recipient. The surgical procedure usually lasts for a total of 3–4 hours and is performed under general anesthesia.
Typically, patients will remain hospitalised for about one week to ensure adequate surveillance of kidney function and medication adjustments. Lifelong immunosuppressant therapy will be needed to prevent graft rejection. Most patients return to a normal lifestyle around 6-8 weeks and feel much better as the newly transplanted kidney becomes functional.
Potential complications include infections, blood clots, delayed kidney function, and graft rejection. Side effects from immunosuppressant medications used to treat the immune system are also possible. However, these complications can be managed effectively, and Kidney Transplant (Non ABO Compatible) - Second Transplant surgery has a very high success rate with careful medical management and patient monitoring.
A kidney from a living donor may function well for 15-20 years or even longer, whereas a kidney from a deceased donor typically lasts 10-15 years. The duration of a transplanted kidney's function is influenced by medication use, patient lifestyle, and access to follow-up care.
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Your treatment will cost approximately USD 13000 at Fortis Hospital, Shalimar Bagh.
You need to pay 100 USD to secure the discounted Kidney Transplant (Non ABO Compatible) - Second Transplant package, including the additional benefits and offer pricing. The remaining balance can be paid after hospital treatment is completed.
We provide services for your medical travel, under our package- Consultation Fees, Surgery-Related Tests (regular blood work & lab investigations, etc.), Hospital Room Charges for the Specified Period, Surgeon fees and nursing care, charges for the hospital surgery suite, anaesthesia charges, routine medicines and consumables (bandages, dressings, etc.), food and beverage for the patient, and one copy.
There are various payment methods available for booking the procedure, including cash, Checks, Debit cards, Credit cards, Mobile payments, and Electronic bank transfers.
Yes, you can cancel the package. Once you do, you will receive a full refund to your account within seven working days.
Yes, you can. Changes are dependent on the individual's requirements for availing the medical travel package.
Once you book the package online, you will be assigned to a case manager shortly and receive an email notification. The case manager will contact you to help you start planning. You do not have to do anything. Just sit back and relax; we'll take care of the rest.
Yes, visa assistance is provided to help patients complete their medical travel efficiently. Our support team assists applicants with all required documents and appointment letters to ensure a smooth process.
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