ABO-Incompatible Kidney Transplant Treatment in India

ABO-incompatible kidney transplant allows transplantation between donors and recipients with different blood types, using specialized desensitization protocols to safely remove blood-type antibodies before surgery. This expands the pool of potential living donors, particularly for patients with a willing but blood-type-incompatible family donor.

• Persistent fatigue and weakness
• Swelling in legs, ankles, or face
• Reduced urine output
• Having a willing living donor with an incompatible blood type
• Dependence on dialysis for kidney function

Recommended for patients with end-stage kidney disease who have a willing living donor whose blood type is incompatible, allowing transplant through antibody-removal desensitization rather than waiting for a matched donor.

• Pre-transplant desensitization to reduce blood-type antibody levels
• Plasmapheresis or antibody-removal therapy performed over several sessions
• Donor nephrectomy performed laparoscopically
• Kidney transplanted using standard surgical technique once antibody levels are safe
• Close post-operative monitoring for antibody-related rejection

• Hospital stay of 7-10 days with intensive monitoring
• Lifelong immunosuppressive medication with specialized protocols
• Frequent monitoring for antibody levels and rejection signs
• Most patients resume normal activity within 8-10 weeks
• Regular long-term follow-up with the transplant team

• Specialized transplant team experienced in desensitization protocols
• Expanded donor options for patients with incompatible family donors
• Comprehensive antibody monitoring and rejection prevention
• Transparent, all-inclusive pricing
• Dedicated coordination for international patients