Multi-Visceral Transplant Team at MGM Healthcare Leads the Way скачать в хорошем качестве

Multi-Visceral Transplant Team at MGM Healthcare Leads the Way

MGM Healthcare's Multi-Visceral Transplant program, led by the esteemed Prof. Dr. Anil Vaidya, Chair and Director Institute of Multi-Visceral and Abdominal Organ Transplant continues to redefine the boundaries of medical science with multi-visceral transplant program, setting new standards in India and South Asia. MGM Healthcare proudly presents five remarkable case studies that exemplify the hospital's unwavering commitment to saving lives and its dedication to providing innovative solutions to complex medical challenges. Multi-visceral organ transplant (MVT) is the new frontier in global transplant programs, and MGM Healthcare, Chennai is performing life-transforming transplants that can cure certain chronic lifestyle diseases and improve the quality of life of patients. This new program extends hope to thousands of patients whose lives can now be saved with these procedures. Multi-visceral transplant involves replacing diseased or failing organs of the gastrointestinal tract such as liver, kidneys, Small bowel, pancreas, stomach and so on, with healthy organs from a deceased donor. This has been found to be very effective in patients with chronic diseases and those suffering from multi-organ failure and cancers of the GI tract. The Multi-Visceral Transplant program also offers comprehensive intestinal rehabilitation to patients with short gut syndrome a condition that prevents the intestine from properly absorbing orally ingested nutrients and electrolytes. This unique offering is called Total Parenteral Nutrition (TPN) a method in which complete nutrition is delivered intravenously to patients who have dysfunctional digestive systems. The MVT team at MGM Healthcare is specialized in stabilizing patients with short gut syndrome through TPN. The Multi-Visceral Transplant Team under the leadership of Professor Dr. Anil Vaidya, has successfully conducted pediatric kidney transplants from live donors, combined pancreas and kidney transplants in diabetes patients with end-stage renal diseases, small bowel transplant in cancer patients, liver transplant from live donors and conducted several combined transplants in patients with multiple organ failure.