Columbia Asia Gurgaon Starts Kidney Transplant
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Columbia Asia Hospital Gurgaon has recently announced the launch of its dedicated kidney transplant division, with state-of-the-art facilities and world class specialists to serve patients suffering from end-stage kidney ailments. The division is being led by trained Nephrologist Dr Mohit Khirbat as well as Urologist and Kidney Transplant Surgeon, Dr Dr. Sumit Sharma
The hospital has already performed kidney transplant surgeries on some foreign patients, of which, some of them very complex and high risk procedures.
Launching the Kidney Transplant division, doctors discussed the recent complex case of a young Bangladeshi girl who had multiple issues with the kidney, heart and lung and had been refused a kidney transplant back home in Bangladesh as well as in several hospitals in India, given the threat to her life.
Experiencing failure of kidney function, 19-year-old Shahida (name changed) weighed just 33 kgs and was too weak for surgery when Dr Mohit Khirbat, Consultant Nephrologist, Columbia Asia Hospital – Palam Vihar (Gurgaon) took her under his wing. The young girl was not only weak, she also had heart and lung related complications that made her case very challenging. Before they could operate her for a kidney transplant, the doctors had to stabilize her condition and prepare her for surgery.
The hospital has already performed kidney transplant surgeries on some foreign patients, of which, some of them very complex and high risk procedures.
Launching the Kidney Transplant division, doctors discussed the recent complex case of a young Bangladeshi girl who had multiple issues with the kidney, heart and lung and had been refused a kidney transplant back home in Bangladesh as well as in several hospitals in India, given the threat to her life.
Experiencing failure of kidney function, 19-year-old Shahida (name changed) weighed just 33 kgs and was too weak for surgery when Dr Mohit Khirbat, Consultant Nephrologist, Columbia Asia Hospital – Palam Vihar (Gurgaon) took her under his wing. The young girl was not only weak, she also had heart and lung related complications that made her case very challenging. Before they could operate her for a kidney transplant, the doctors had to stabilize her condition and prepare her for surgery.
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