Expert kidney transplant surgery with comprehensive pre-transplant evaluation, donor and recipient care, and long-term post-transplant management at Yatharth Super Speciality Hospital, Noida Extension for patients with end-stage kidney disease.
A kidney transplant is a surgical procedure in which a healthy kidney from a living or deceased donor is transplanted into a person whose kidneys can no longer function adequately. For suitable patients with end-stage kidney disease (ESKD), kidney transplantation is considered the most effective treatment, offering better quality of life and improved long-term survival compared with long-term dialysis.
Dr. Devi Chauhan provides expert kidney transplant care at Yatharth Super Speciality Hospital, Noida Extension, offering comprehensive pre-transplant evaluation, advanced surgical expertise, and long-term post-transplant management.
A healthy kidney from a living related or unrelated compatible donor. Living donor transplantation is often associated with excellent outcomes and allows surgery to be planned in advance.
A kidney from a deceased donor, allocated through the authorized organ allocation system based on medical compatibility and waiting list criteria.
Complete blood workup, tissue typing, cross-matching, and cardiac and imaging evaluation for the recipient.
Thorough assessment of the donor's kidney function, anatomy, and compatibility.
The donor kidney is transplanted into the recipient using advanced surgical techniques, with careful monitoring throughout the procedure.
Lifelong immunosuppression, regular monitoring, and dedicated follow-up to protect the new kidney.
Consult Dr. Devi Chauhan for expert urological care at Yatharth Super Speciality Hospital, Noida Extension, or AMRITAM Urology and Health Care Clinic, Noida.
Book Now Call NowA kidney from a living donor typically functions for 15–20 years or more; from a deceased donor, around 10–15 years. With good care, some last considerably longer.
Yes, a successful transplant significantly improves quality of life and survival, allowing patients to live more normally than ongoing dialysis.
Yes, a blood relative or in some cases a spouse can donate after thorough medical and compatibility evaluation.
Typically around 5–7 days for the recipient and 3–5 days for the living donor.
Lifelong immunosuppressant medication is required to prevent rejection, closely managed by Dr. Chauhan and the care team.
Consult Dr. Devi Chauhan for kidney transplant evaluation and expert renal care at Yatharth Super Speciality Hospital, Noida Extension.
