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5-year-old from Zimbabwe suffering from rare respiratory failure successfully undergo liver transplant at Gurugram hospital
A five-year-old boy from Zimbabwe who was suffering from respiratory failure due to oxygen bypassing his lungs successfully underwent a liver transplant at Gurugram’s Artemis Hospital. According to the hospital, the child was showing symptoms like recurrent chest infection, pneumonia, breathing difficulty, weight loss, and jaundice.
Breaking barriers: 4 lives saved by rare liver transplants at Gurgaon hospital
GURGAON: Four patients, including two from India and two from Central Asia, have successfully undergone liver transplants at Artemis Hospital, Gurgaon, despite a blood group mismatch with their donors. All four surgeries were completed within a single month, a rare achievement in the field of solid organ transplantation. The Indian recipients included a man from Lucknow and another from Gurgaon
Low-weight baby undergoes transplant as doctor use an eighth of donor's liver
In a rare surgery, doctors at a private hospital in Gurugram recently conducted liver transplant on a year-old girl weighing 5.2 kg using only one segment of the liver donated by her mother.
NEW DELHI: In a rare surgery, doctors at a private hospital in Gurugram recently conducted liver transplant on a year-old girl weighing 5.2 kg using only one segment of the liver donated by her mother.
Gurugram doctors perform rare liver transplant on infant using bovine jugular vein of cow
Gurugram (Haryana) [India], Jan 8 (ANI): Doctors of a hospital here conducted a liver transplant of a one-year-old girl from Saudia Arabia using a bovine jugular vein of a cow to provide blood circulation to the new liver.
Jaipur's !st liver transplant from a liveing person sucessful
Jaipur: A woman donated a portion of her liver to save her husband, who had been suffering from long-term liver cirrhosis. This marked the state’s first liver transplant performed using a living donor. Prior liver transplants in the state were cadaveric, where organs were harvested from brain-dead donors.