Preemptive Kidney Transplant: Choosing Between Delayed Decline and Early Recovery—Why Timing matter скачать в хорошем качестве

Preemptive Kidney Transplant: Choosing Between Delayed Decline and Early Recovery—Why Timing matter

Kidney failure is a growing global crisis, with more than 2 million people worldwide currently on dialysis. But here’s the striking fact: patients who undergo preemptive kidney transplant—before dialysis begins—live longer, enjoy better quality of life, and face fewer complications than those who delay. Studies reveal that early transplantation reduces cardiovascular risks, preserves residual kidney function, and lowers healthcare costs. In fact, survival rates after a preemptive transplant can be up to 20–30% higher compared to patients who start on long-term dialysis before surgery. Beyond survival, these patients report faster recovery, improved energy, and freedom from the cycle of repeated dialysis sessions. The debate of delay versus early hope is not just a medical choice, it is a life trajectory. Delayed transplantation often means prolonged dialysis, higher infection risks, bone and heart complications, and a more fragile post-transplant course. In contrast, preemptive transplants minimize these risks, give patients a head start in recovery, and are especially valuable for younger patients and those with living related donors. This video explains the science, the global data, and the patient stories that highlight why timing matters more than we think. If you or your loved ones are approaching kidney failure, understanding this difference can truly change lives. Dr. Arif Akhtar Senior Consultant Urologist, Robotic Surgeon & Renal Transplant Centre for Advance Urology & Renal Transplant Marengo Asia Hospitals – Gurugram & Faridabad 📞 +91 8130131982 🌐 www.drarifakhtarurology.com