Deceased Donor Liver Transplant Treatment in India

Deceased donor liver transplant replaces a diseased liver with a whole liver from a deceased donor, offering a life-saving treatment for patients with end-stage liver disease. This option is used when a living donor is not available or suitable, and patients are matched to donors through a regulated allocation process based on medical urgency and compatibility.

• Jaundice (yellowing of skin and eyes)
• Persistent fatigue
• Abdominal swelling from fluid accumulation
• Confusion or memory problems
• Easy bleeding or bruising
• Nausea and loss of appetite

Transplant is considered when liver disease has progressed to a stage where the liver can no longer function adequately, and other treatments are no longer effective. Candidates are evaluated and placed on a transplant waiting list based on medical criteria.

• Performed under general anesthesia once a matched donor organ becomes available
• The diseased liver is removed
• The donor liver is implanted and connected to blood vessels and bile ducts
• Careful monitoring throughout surgery to ensure proper organ function
• Surgery duration is typically 6-10 hours

• 2-4 weeks hospital stay including ICU monitoring
• Lifelong immunosuppressive medication to prevent organ rejection
• Frequent follow-up visits and blood tests in the initial months
• Gradual return to daily activities over 3-6 months
• Long-term monitoring to ensure graft health

• Experienced liver transplant program with strong outcomes
• 24/7 transplant coordination and organ allocation support
• Comprehensive pre- and post-transplant care
• Transparent, all-inclusive package pricing
• Dedicated support for international patients throughout the transplant journey