Transplant

The Centre for Transplant at CritiCare Asia Hospitals, the best transplant hospital in Malad West, Mumbai, offers a coordinated transplant program.

Transplant

Transplant Hospital in Malad, Mumbai

A transplant touches the whole family, from the moment it is first mentioned. CritiCare Asia Hospitals is a transplant hospital in Mumbai that brings renal, liver, bone marrow, and heart and lung transplant care together in one coordinated programme. Relatives are included in discussions from the first visit, and each patient's route is shaped by evaluation and not a standard protocol. For transplant treatment in Malad, Mumbai, the team stays alongside families through assessment, donor matching, surgery and years of follow-up.

Renal Transplant

Kidney disease often advances quietly for years, until dialysis no longer sustains a good quality of life. A transplant can then give a less restricted daily routine.

  • Chronic and end-stage kidney disease
    tested in detail to decide when transplant is right
  • Living and deceased donor transplants
    matched by donor availability and compatibility
  • Paired kidney exchange and ABO-incompatible transplant
    options when a family donor is not a direct match
  • Eligibility assessment
    general health, stage of disease and ability to tolerate surgery and long-term medicines

Liver Transplant

The liver may fail suddenly or slowly over years. Transplant is generally considered when function is severely and permanently lost. Donors and long-term monitoring receive as much care as the surgery itself.

  • Chronic and acute liver failure
    from hepatitis and cirrhosis to sudden severe dysfunction
  • Living and deceased donor transplant
    in living donation, both liver segments regrow over time
  • Candidacy evaluation
    blood tests, imaging, a heart assessment and donor tests where relevant
  • Post-transplant monitoring
    liver function tracked and medicines adjusted over months and years

Bone Marrow Transplant

Transplant is considered when blood-forming cells stop working properly, due to blood cancers, inherited disorders or immune deficiency. Recovery means a stretch of very weak immunity, so selection and infection control matter greatly.

  • Autologous and allogeneic transplant: the patient's own cells or a matched donor's
  • Peripheral blood stem cell and cord blood transplant: alternative sources when needed
  • HLA matching: beginning with brothers, sisters and close relatives, then donor registries
  • Post-transplant monitoring: blood counts and infection risk watched in early recovery

Heart & Lung Transplant

When heart or lung failure has reached an end stage and other treatment no longer helps enough, transplant may be considered. Heart and lungs share a circulation, so trouble in one often affects the other.

  • Heart failure and cardiomyopathy
    evaluated when medicines and lifestyle changes fall short
  • Chronic lung conditions
    COPD, interstitial lung disease, primary pulmonary hypertension
  • Suitability assessment
    heart and lung function tests, infection screening, psychological evaluation
  • Coordinated surgical and critical care teams
    for matched donor organ procedures

Why Choose CritiCare Asia Hospitals, Malad for Transplant Care

Transplant is treated as a continuing process, and the same doctors remain involved from evaluation through follow-up. Transplant specialists in nephrology, hepatology, haematology, cardiology and pulmonology share each patient's picture. Families are welcome in consultations and are shown how to support recovery at home. The approach includes:

  • Structured evaluation of medical, surgical and psychological readiness
  • Careful assessment of any living donor, with the donor spoken to separately and with care
  • Infection control suited to the fragile recovery period
  • Long-term follow-up to track organ function and adjust medicines
  • Family involvement built into care

Book a Transplant Consultation in Malad

If transplant is being discussed for someone in your family, visit CritiCare Asia Hospitals, Malad, for further assistance and care.

Frequently Asked Questions

Often yes, if they are medically compatible. Donors are evaluated separately and carefully, so the decision is informed and free of pressure.

Two or more incompatible donor and recipient pairs swap donors, so each recipient receives a compatible kidney.

A tissue typing test used in bone marrow transplant to find a compatible donor, usually beginning with close relatives.

When oxygen is needed, infections keep returning, or hospital stays are frequent despite treatment, a transplant evaluation is worth discussing.

Usually a healthy adult relative or another compatible, willing person, with legal approval where required. Medical and psychological assessment confirms that donation is safe for the donor and entirely voluntary.

The immune system recognises the new organ as foreign and can attack it. These medicines suppress that response. Missing doses raises the risk of rejection, so they continue with doses adjusted over time.

Yes. The specialists who plan the transplant stay involved through follow-up, which continues for years.

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