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Kidney Transplant

Kidney Transplant in Mukundapur


Manipal Hospital's Kidney Transplant Department is led by some of the most famous transplant surgeons, nephrologists, anaesthetists, and support staff, all of whom have extensive experience in Kidney Transplantation and demonstrated expertise in their domains. As the best Kidney Transplant Hospital in Mukundapur, we ensure the finest possible treatment for our patients by providing contemporary operating rooms, comprehensive imaging facilities, and a dedicated ICU.

Kidney Transplant Hospital in Mukundapur

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Why Manipal Hospitals?

Because a Transplant Is Never Just One Day

Organ failure rarely announces itself all at once. It's a gradual conversation between symptoms, tests, and decisions. Choosing the right transplant partner means choosing a team that's present for all of it:

The Before — Comprehensive evaluation, organ-matching, donor workup, and honest counselling on every option available, medical and surgical.

The During — Advanced surgical technique, robotic and minimally invasive options where applicable, and critical care protocols built around patient and donor safety.

The After — Structured recovery plans, immunosuppression management, and rehabilitation support for the recipient.

And Ever After — Lifelong follow-up, nutrition and lifestyle guidance, and continued monitoring for both recipient and living donor — because two lives deserve equal, ongoing care.

Kidney Transplant Hospital in Mukundapur

 

Manipal Hospital's Kidney Transplant Department provides comprehensive diagnostics, including lab tests and routine check-ups. The decision to be eligible for Kidney Transplantation requires a thorough examination of the patient's medical history, overall condition, and transplant appropriateness. The majority of people with irreversible renal failure who are on Dialysis are eligible for transplantation. Diagnostic techniques are utilised during your hospitalisation to determine the status of your kidney transplant and your overall physical health. Manipal Hospitals, a major name in Indian healthcare, is dedicated to offering world-class healthcare services, as evidenced by our expertise in Kidney Transplantation. Each patient at our facility receives personalised care employing minimally invasive surgery, procedures, and medications to prevent organ rejection.

Facilities & Services

Manipal Hospitals is the best kidney transplant hospital in Mukundapur. Our world-class facilities include:

  • Highly sterile and controlled-environment wards.

  • High-Efficiency Particulate Air (HEPA) filter unit to prevent infections

  • State-of-the-art Operation Theatres

  • Advanced Labs

  • Post-Transplant ICUs

  • Living-Related Donor Kidney Transplant

  • ABO-Incompatible Kidney Transplant 

  • 24-hour blood bank facilities

  • Convenient environment for both the patients and attendants

  • Sophisticated imaging techniques include 1.5 Tesla MRI machines, a 50-slice CT scanner, and state-of-the-art ultrasound facilities.

FAQ's

A perfect match is usually found through a brother or sister, although it can also come from the national registry. The likelihood of finding a perfect match from a living-related brother or sister is far higher than from the national register. 
 

Your specialist evaluates organ function through advanced diagnostics, clinical assessments, and medical history to determine if transplantation is the necessary path when medical management can no longer maintain safe organ function.

If you wish to pursue a Kidney Transplant as a treatment option, there are three options to consider. The transplant team will work with you to determine which options are best for you. 

  • A deceased donor is someone from whom at least one healthy organ is recovered for transplantation after brain or heart death. 

  • Expanded criteria donors (ECD): A deceased donor is over the age of 60. Candidates over the age of 60 or those with a diabetes history spanning more than 50 years may be recommended for an ECD kidney. 

  • Living donor: Someone who donates an organ for transplantation.

Living donors can be blood relatives or those who have an emotional connection to the transplant applicant. Finding a living donor match shortens your waiting time, increases long-term transplant kidney and recipient survival, and allows you to schedule your surgery quickly. It is more cost-effective than Dialysis.

Manipal’s Beyond Transplant program is about supporting both the patient and the donor throughout the entire healthcare journey—long before and long after the surgery. Every enquiry is handled with speed, clarity, empathy, and precise clinical guidance to connect families with the appropriate transplant specialists.

The following are the advantages of a Kidney Transplant:

  • Dialysis is no longer necessary as long as the kidneys work properly. 

  • Blood pressure is typically easier to maintain, although medication may still be required. 

  • Long-term follow-up care requires less time than dialysis. 

  • Fluid and food restrictions are typically no longer essential. 

  • Patients may return to work. 

  • Improved quality of life with a predicted increase in lifetime.

Recovery begins with a structured hospital stay followed by lifelong follow-up care, specialised immunosuppressive medications to prevent organ rejection, and regular monitoring to ensure both the recipient and the new organ thrive.

Everyone recovers at a different rate following a Kidney Transplant. Patients who worked before the transplant are usually able to return to work within 2–3 months of the procedure. After the first few months following your operation, your kidney function is likely to remain stable, and you will need to visit the transplant centre less frequently. After the first 3–6 months, the chance of transplant rejection decreases, and your medications are typically reduced.
 

Everyone recovers at a different rate following a Kidney Transplant. Patients who worked before the transplant are usually able to return to work within 2–3 months of the procedure. After the first few months following your operation, your kidney function is likely to remain stable, and you will need to visit the transplant centre less frequently. After the first 3–6 months, the chance of transplant rejection decreases, and your medications are typically reduced.
 

Blood tests allow you to determine whether your donor kidney is functioning properly. Before leaving the hospital, you will make an appointment with the transplant centre to have your blood tested. The tests assess how successfully your kidneys remove waste from your blood. 

Initially, you'll need to have regular checkups and blood tests at the transplant centre or with your doctor. As time passes, you will get fewer checkups. Your blood tests may reveal that your kidney is not eliminating waste from your blood as effectively as it should. You might also have other signs that your body is rejecting your donor's kidney. If you experience any symptoms, your transplant surgeon or nephrologist may recommend a Kidney Biopsy. 
 

Transplant rejection often starts before you notice any symptoms. Many patients experience no signs or symptoms of renal rejection. Each person is unique. Signs and symptoms of renal rejection can include: 
Symptoms of the flu may include body pain

  • Chills

  • Headaches

  • Nausea 

  • Fever of 101°F or greater 

  • Urinating (peeing) less often than normal 

  • Having extremely high blood pressure

  • Suddenly gaining weight 

  • Your ankles are swelling

  • Pain or soreness in your side or abdomen 

  • Feeling quite exhausted

  • If you have any of these signs or symptoms, contact your doctor immediately. 

To determine if you have renal rejection, your doctor may do the following tests: 

  • Creatinine and blood urea nitrogen (BUN) tests examine your kidneys' ability to filter waste from your blood. 

  • They might also run some blood tests to determine the cause of the rejection.

A dialysis machine removes waste and excess fluid from your blood in the same way that your kidneys do. Many people receive Dialysis while waiting for a Kidney Transplant. Dialysis simply filters the blood during treatment sessions, not continuously like a kidney. As a result, dialysis patients frequently face dietary and hydration limitations. Dialysis also requires an entry point, such as a vein or an implanted device, where blood can be collected and filtered outside the body.

A Kidney Transplant is a surgical procedure that involves giving a functioning human kidney to someone whose kidneys have ceased working or are on the verge of failure. A working kidney is extracted from a living donor or a recently deceased person.
 

Book an appointment at Manipal Hospitals to have the best kidney transplant treatment in Mukundapur. Consult with our experts to know more.

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