Liver Transplant
Recommended for end-stage liver disease, acute liver failure, or certain liver cancers (e.g., Cirrhosis, Hepatitis). Involves living donor (a portion of liver) or deceased donor transplants. Learn more about Liver Transplant.
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Major Transplant Surgery in India for International Patients
Plan your major transplant journey in India with a trusted medical facilitation partner.
VRH Healthcare supports international patients who require major transplant surgery in India by coordinating access to experienced transplant teams, accredited hospitals, and guiding you through evaluation, documentation, and long-term follow-up.
How VRH Healthcare Helps
Organ transplantation involves replacing a failing organ with a healthy organ from a donor. It requires specialised transplant surgeons, dedicated transplant ICUs, immunology support, long-term follow-up systems, and strict infection control protocols. Transplant care is a long-term journey, and we guide you step by step through evaluation, documentation, approvals, treatment planning, and follow-up coordination.
Why Choose India for Major Transplant Surgery?
Choosing where to undergo a transplant is a critical decision. India has become a recognised destination for complex organ transplantation due to:
Dedicated Transplant Units
Leading hospitals have specialised transplant ICUs with infection-controlled environments and critical care monitoring.
Experienced Multidisciplinary Teams
Coordinated care involving transplant surgeons, hepatologists, nephrologists, hematologists, and immunologists.
High Surgical Volumes
Centres performing higher volumes often develop refined protocols for donor evaluation, ICU management, and rejection prevention.
Cost Advantage
Major transplant surgery in India is generally more affordable compared to many Western countries, without compromising standards.
Legal Framework Guidance
VRH assists families in understanding required legal documentation, donor eligibility, and ethics committee approvals.
Major Transplant Surgeries Available
Below are the major transplant procedures currently supported and coordinated through VRH Healthcare. Tap a card to view related procedures or request an e-opinion.
Kidney Transplant
Often recommended for end-stage renal disease (dialysis dependent) caused by diabetes, hypertension, or polycystic kidney disease. Includes living donor and deceased donor options. Learn more about Kidney Transplant.
Bone Marrow Transplant (BMT)
Used primarily for blood disorders and cancers like Thalassemia, Leukemia, Aplastic anemia, and Lymphoma. Types include autologous, allogeneic, and haploidentical transplants. Learn more about Bone Marrow Transplant.
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Procedures
Transplant Types & Protocols
Transplant care focuses on improving survival, stability, and quality of life.
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Types of Specialists Involved
Transplant care involves a highly coordinated multidisciplinary team.
Transplant Surgeon
Specialises in the surgical removal and implantation of organs.
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Hepatologist / Nephrologist
Medical specialists who manage liver and kidney diseases pre- and post-transplant.
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Hematologist
Specialises in blood disorders and manages Bone Marrow Transplants.
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Immunologist
Manages tissue matching and immunosuppressive medications to prevent organ rejection.
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Infectious Disease Specialist
Prevents and treats infections, which are a major risk post-transplant.
Infection ControlSafety
World-Class Infrastructure
Technology & Safety at Partner Centres
Transplant ICUs
Specialised Intensive Care Units with stringent infection-control protocols.
Advanced Immunology Labs
Labs for precise HLA tissue typing and cross-matching.
BMT Isolation Rooms
HEPA-filtered isolation rooms for Bone Marrow Transplant recovery.
Minimally Invasive Donor Surgery
Laparoscopic techniques often used for living kidney donors to speed recovery.
Continuous RRT
Continuous Renal Replacement Therapy machines available in the ICU.
Blood Bank Support
24/7 advanced blood bank support for complex transplant surgeries.
Recovery & Rehabilitation
Stay duration may range from several weeks to a few months. Recovery requires lifelong immunosuppressive medication (for solid organs), dietary modification, and strict infection prevention.
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- Extended stay planning
- Immunosuppressant management
- Dietary modification
- Tele-consultation follow-ups
Evaluation & Legal Framework
For living donor transplants, strict protocols apply including blood group compatibility, tissue matching, medical fitness, and independent ethics committee approval. Upload reports to start the review.
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Legal Guidance
Estimated Costs
Transplant costs vary significantly based on the type of transplant, donor surgery, ICU stay, post-operative medication, and laboratory monitoring. We provide indicative ranges first, then a personalised estimate.
Liver TransplantOn Request
Kidney TransplantOn Request
Bone Marrow Transplant (BMT)On Request
Pre-Transplant EvaluationOn Request
Perguntas Frequentes
Is transplant surgery in India safe?
Safety depends on centre experience, infrastructure, and patient condition. Accredited hospitals maintain transplant ICUs and infection control protocols. A detailed medical review is essential before planning.
Can international patients undergo transplant in India?
Yes, but strict legal documentation and donor approval processes apply. Eligibility depends on compatibility, documentation, and ethics committee review.
How long must we stay in India?
Stay duration varies by transplant type and recovery. Organ transplant patients may require extended monitoring. Bone marrow transplant may require several weeks of protective isolation.
What happens if rejection occurs?
Rejection risk exists in organ transplantation. Early detection and medication adjustment can often manage it. Regular follow-up is crucial.
What documents are required?
Complete medical records, diagnostic reports, donor documentation (if applicable), passport copies, and legal forms are required before surgery planning.