Get Kidney Transplantation Surgery in India at the Most Economical Costs

Overview

A kidney transplant is a surgical procedure which is used to replace a damaged kidney with a healthy kidney. Kidneys are one of the most vital parts of human body. Most importantly the kidneys filter the waste products from the blood and convert them to urine. If the kidneys lose their ability to do so the waste can build up inside which can be very life-threatening. End-stage chronic kidney disease or failure of the kidney is one of the most common reasons why kidney transplant is performed.

Who needs a kidney transplant?

Patients suffering from following diseases or problems need to kidney transplant:-

•                     Glomerulonephritis.

•                     Kidney or renal failure.

•                     Stage 5 chronic kidney diseases.

•                     Lupus.

•                     Repeated urinary infections.

•                     End-stage renal diseases.

•                     Polycystic kidney disease.

•                     Hemolytic uremic syndrome.

Donors for kidney transplant

There are different types of donors who can donate kidneys to the patients. Generally, the donors are siblings, parents or any close family members. The donated kidney may be from:-

•                     Living donor: - Living donors can be the donors that are related to the patients who are receiving the transplant which can be such as a parent, sibling, or child of the patient.

•                     Living unrelated donor: - These donors can be friend or spouse of the patients.

•                     Deceased donor: - Deceased donor is the donors who have recently died and has no known chronic kidney disease.

How is the kidney transplant surgery performed?

Before the surgery, the patients need to undergo a number of tests to ensure that the blood and the tissue type matches with the donor’s kidney.  Once the blood and the tissue of the donor and the patient match the surgeon proceeds further for the surgical procedure. The surgeon makes an incision in the lower abdomen of the patient and places the donor kidney near the bladder in the lower abdomen. The surgeons then restore the blood supply to the donor's kidney by connecting the patient’s kidney to the blood vessels. The surgeon then attaches the tube that connects the bladder and kidney (ureter) to the bladder.

Risks and complications 

•                     Allergic reaction to general anesthesia.

•                     Bleeding.

•                     Rejection of the donated kidney.

•                     Stroke.

•                     Heart attack at the time of surgery.

•                     Leakage from the ureter.

•                     Blood clots.

•                     Infection.

•                     Failure of the donated kidney.

•                     Blockage in the ureter.

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