Success Rate Of Kidney Transplantation in India- Transplant Counsellor

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KIDNEY TRANSPLANTATION
TRANSPLANT COUNSELLOR By- YOGESH RAJ
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The Success Rate of Kidney Transplantation
Surgery in India
Kidney Transplant in India is the ultimate cure
for Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD) and kidney
failure. When the organ stops functioning, there
are only two options dialysis and
transplantation. Kidney Transplantation in India
can bring the patient back to the normal life
permanently, and it is the best way to get rid of
the CKD. It is so because the success rate of
Kidney Transplantation Surgery in India is also
high.
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The Success Rate
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Transplantations in our country from a deceased
donor have 85 to 90 percent success rate for the
first year. It translates into that either the
body rejects new organ in first year, or it
accepts, and in 85 to 90 percent cases, the
patient can successfully lead his life without
any complication. The success rate in the case of
a live donor is high with 90 to 95 percent. It
means almost all the patents can live a healthy
life after receiving the kidney from a live
donor. Overall, the Kidney Transplantation
Surgery in India is successful in long-term for
people of all ages. Trained and Experienced
Surgeons in India However, it is made possible
with the help of expert surgeons who are
internationally trained to handle the complicated
Kidney Transplant in India. Such a higher success
rate is ensured with the high-end technology and
treatment methods such as modern immuno
suppressants agents, modern protocols, induction
agents, and very refined surgical techniques.
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Why Come to India India is the preferred
destination for Kidney Transplantation Surgery
because of the affordability in the treatment
along with the higher success rate. People from
all around the world come to India to get the
affordable and successful Kidney Transplantation
Surgery done.
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India