Deceased Donor Kidney Transplant Treatment in India

Deceased donor kidney transplant provides a life-changing treatment option for patients with end-stage kidney disease who do not have a compatible living donor. A kidney from a deceased donor is matched based on blood type and tissue compatibility, offering an alternative path to freedom from long-term dialysis.

• Persistent fatigue and weakness
• Swelling in legs, ankles, or face
• Reduced urine output
• Nausea, loss of appetite, and difficulty concentrating
• Dependence on regular dialysis sessions

Recommended for patients with end-stage renal disease who do not have a suitable living donor and are placed on the deceased donor waiting list based on medical criteria.

• Careful matching of donor kidney based on blood type and tissue compatibility
• Recipient prepared and evaluated once a matching organ becomes available
• Donated kidney surgically implanted into the recipient's pelvis
• Blood vessels and ureter connected to restore blood flow and urine drainage
• Procedure typically takes 3-4 hours

• Hospital stay of 7-10 days for observation and monitoring
• Close monitoring for organ function and rejection signs
• Lifelong immunosuppressive medication required
• Most patients resume normal activity within 6-8 weeks
• Regular follow-up to monitor kidney function

• Experienced transplant surgeons and nephrology team
• Access to organized deceased donor allocation programs
• Comprehensive pre- and post-transplant care
• Transparent, all-inclusive pricing
• Dedicated coordination for international patients