Organ Transplant in Dombivli

Organ transplantation involves careful management of the immune response and donor compatibility. Our transplant team conducts detailed pre-transplant evaluations, including HLA typing and serological testing, to ensure optimal donor–recipient matching. Immunosuppressive therapy is planned and monitored to reduce the risk of organ rejection and support graft survival.

By combining surgical expertise with medical management, our organ transplant hospital in Dombivli ensures a balanced and patient-focused approach to transplantation

• Who can register as an organ donor?
  Any individual, regardless of age, can register as a potential organ donor. Final eligibility is determined through medical evaluation at the time of donation.
• What types of organ transplants are performed?
  Organ transplants are classified as living donor transplants and deceased donor transplants. Living donation is possible for selected organs such as the kidney or a portion of the liver, while deceased donor transplants involve organs retrieved after brain death certification.
• Is there an age limit for organ donation?
  There is no fixed age limit. Organ suitability depends on medical assessment. Certain conditions may prevent donation, especially for living donors.
• Will immunosuppressant medicines be required lifelong?
  In most transplant cases, immunosuppressant medication is required long-term to prevent rejection. The treatment plan is personalised based on the patient’s health status.
• Can children undergo organ transplantation?
  Yes, paediatric organ transplants can be performed with appropriate consent and evaluation. Our paediatric specialists work closely with the transplant team in such cases.
• How long is the hospital stay after a transplant?
  Hospital stay varies depending on the type of transplant and the progress of recovery. Regular follow-up visits are essential even after discharge.