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Kidney transplantation is a life-saving procedure that replaces a diseased or non-functioning kidney with a healthy kidney from a living or deceased donor. For many patients with end-stage renal disease (ESRD), transplantation offers better long-term survival, improved quality of life, and greater independence compared to long-term dialysis.
Our Renal Transplant Unit manages patients with the following:
Kidney Transplant Procedures
Every transplant is carefully planned through a structured pathway that includes:
Our renal transplant unit combines clinical expertise with advanced technology to provide safe, ethical, and patient-centered transplant care.
The renal transplant unit is supported by world-class infrastructure designed specifically for complex transplant care.
The renal transplant unit is led by an experienced multidisciplinary transplant team committed to delivering world-class kidney transplant care through evidence-based practices and international treatment protocols.
Together, they ensure seamless coordination throughout evaluation, surgery, recovery, and long-term transplant management.
At Royal Care Hospitals, kidney transplantation extends beyond surgery. We are committed to advancing transplant medicine through education, research, and public awareness.
MBBS, MD (General Medicine), DM (Nephrology)
Consultant Nephrologist & Renal Transplant Physician
MD (General Medicine), DM (Nephrology), DrNB (Nephrology), ESE Nephrology (UK)
Consultant Nephrologist
MS (Gen Surg), M.Ch (Urology), FMAS, FILU.,
Consultant Urologist & Andrologist (Laparoscopic & Renal Transplant Surgeon)
MS, MRCSEd, M.Ch (Uro), DNB (Uro), FRCS (Urol).,
Consultant Urologist & Laparoscopic Urological Surgeon
M.S. (GEN. SURG.), M.CH. (VASCULAR SURG.).,
Consultant Vascular Surgeon
Patients with End-Stage Renal Disease (ESRD) whose overall health permits surgery and lifelong immunosuppressive treatment may be eligible after comprehensive evaluation.
Kidney transplantation generally offers better quality of life, improved survival, greater independence, fewer dietary restrictions, and reduced dependence on dialysis.
Healthy adults who meet medical, legal, and compatibility requirements may donate one kidney after thorough evaluation.
Most kidney transplant procedures take approximately 3 to 5 hours, depending on the complexity of the case.
Most patients remain hospitalized for about 5–10 days, depending on recovery and graft function.
Lifelong immunosuppressive medications are essential to prevent rejection and protect the transplanted kidney.
Most patients gradually return to work, travel, exercise, and everyday activities after recovery, while continuing regular follow-up with their transplant team.
Yes. Our renal transplant unit offers comprehensive evaluation and transplant services for both living-donor and deceased-donor kidney transplantation in accordance with national transplant guidelines.
