Organ Transplant Centre in Hyderabad

Organ transplantation is a procedure in which a diseased organ is replaced with a healthy organ obtained from a donor. Organ transplantation is usually performed for the heart, lungs, kidneys, liver, lungs, cornea, pancreas, and intestine. 

Patients suffering from terminal organ failure or end-stage disease require organ transplantation. Organ transplantation is a complex and advanced procedure and should be performed with utmost care and precision. CARE Hospitals is one of the best organ transplant centre in Hyderabad, backed by medical expertise and state-of-the-art technology that can perform organ transplantation successfully with excellent clinical outcomes. 

Transplantation of the lung is the most difficult because the donor's lungs are prone to infection in the later stages of life. During the process of recovering the organs from the donor, they can sustain damage, or they can collapse once the surgeons begin to ventilate them after the transplant.

The best match between a donor and a recipient is determined by considering a number of factors. These factors include:

• Matching of organ size and blood type

• Availability of donors at the time of need

• Match between the immune systems of the donor and recipient

• Age of recipient (child or adult)

• Typing of the HLA or tissue

• Successful crossmatch

Upon referral by your physician and successful completion of the evaluation procedure, your name will be added to the waiting list (with a pool of names) of a transplant hospital. Whenever an organ donor becomes available, all those in the pool are compared to it. The genetic makeup, blood type, health complications, etc. of the donor are considered when determining the donor match. The organ is then given to the candidate whose match is the closest. In addition to medical emergencies, time spent on the list, etc., determines where the queue is.

Organ transplantation also has some risks, like any other surgery. Some complications include surgical-site pain, bleeding, and infection, organ rejection, and wound problems.