Fortis Hospital provides specialized Kasai Procedure with an emphasis on early intervention, restoration of bile drainage, and comprehensive pediatric liver management. Established in 2011, the NABH, NABL accredited hospital is based in Kolkata, India and has 400 beds supported by modern pediatric hepatology and surgical facilities.

Kasai Procedure is used to treat biliary atresia by creating a new route for bile to leave the liver. The operation involves removing the damaged bile duct structures outside the liver and attaching the intestine to the liver so bile can drain directly into the digestive tract. Before and after surgery, specialists closely assess liver function, jaundice, nutritional status, and growth. Antibiotics and other supportive treatments may be used after surgery when clinically indicated, while some children may need liver transplantation later if progressive liver disease develops.