Organ Transplants Treatments

Advanced Organ Transplant Services with Treatment Easy

For a patient suffering from an organ's end-stage failure, the only life saving procedure available is organ transplantation. Transplantation involves swapping an organ with a damaged one with one that is healthy and can be obtained from a donor. Patients are offered hope and a renewed life because the advancements in medical technologies have significantly improved successful transplantation rates.

Every organ transplant is difficult both physically and mentally. Easy Treatments makes it more convenient by connecting patients with renowned world-class transplant hospitals, surgeons, and offering care after the surgery too. We take care of everything from initial health assessments and medical reviews post-surgery, which helps you relax throughout the organ transplant process.

1. Kidney Transplant – A New Beginning for Kidney Failure Patients

What is a Kidney Transplant?

Suffering from end stage kidney diseases (ESKD), patients prefer kidney transplantation over dialysis procedures because of the former's significant impact on the patient's life expectancy and quality of life. Kidney transplant surgery involves replacing a patient's diseased kidney with a healthy one from either a living or deceased donor.

Who Needs a Kidney Transplant?

• Patients with chronic kidney disease or stage three or worse CKD (chronic kidney disease) 
• Long-term dialysis patients
• Sufferers of hereditary syndromes affecting the kidneys

Procedure How To Overview

1. Pre-Operative Workup: Laboratory tests. Radiologic studies. Blood group and tissue type matching.
2. Operation: Gives the donor kidney by either open surgery or a laparoscopic approach.
3. Restoration: Uses monitoring and treatment with immunosuppressive drugs to prevent rejection and regular checks.

How Treatment Easy Supports You

• Effortless access to renowned nephrologists and transplant nephrologists.
• Facilitating the matching of the donor’s legal and administrative documents.
• Coordinating medical care before and after the transplant.

2. Liver Transplant – Offering a New Chance in Life

What is a Liver Transplant?

Liver transplant surgery is used when the liver is not in a good enough condition anymore as the liver would then leave the body. Instead, a healthy liver is taken from a deceased or live donor.

Who Needs a Liver Transplant?

• Patients who have cirrhosis or liver insufficient operations
• People suffering from liver cancer (Hepatocellular carcinoma - HCC)
• Genetic disorders of the liver

Procedure Overview

1. Liver function blood check and imaging of the liver.
2. Operating medicine and the practice of exchanging damaged liver and newest ok liver set to new and approved.
3. Recovery after - restrict movement for a time, and anti-rejection drugs, regularly monitoring.

How Treatment Easy Approaches Your Needs

• Leading international liver transplant centers.
• Extensive donor coordination and legal workup.
• Individualized postoperative and preoperative care.

3. Heart Transplant - Renewed Life with a Healthy Heart

What is a Heart Transplant?

Surgical removal of a heart from a living patient suffering from end-stage heart failure and replacing it with a healthy heart of a deceased donor is called heart transplantation.  

Who Requires a Heart Transplant?

• Clients with advanced heart failure
• Patients suffering from cardiomyopathy or hereditary heart disease
• Non-responsive patients to other medical or interventional cardiology treatments

Procedure Overview

1. Assess heart function and identify appropriate donor.
2. Carry out advanced surgical procedures and techniques in transplant surgery.
3. Provide more than basic heart care after surgery and during the healing period.

How Treatment Easy Helps

• Engagement with leading cardiac transplant surgeons.
• Optimization and risk check for transplant needs before the operation.
• Rehabilitation programs focusing on the heart post-surgery.

4. Lung Transplant – New Breath of Life

What is a Lung Transplant?

A transplant of one or both lungs is done when there is a failure of lungs to function due to chronic lung diseases.

Who is Considered for a Lung Transplant?  

• Patients with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD)  
• Patients with pulmonary fibrosis or cystic fibrosis  
• Patients with severe lung infections or pulmonary hypertension  

Procedure Summary  

1. Evaluating and Pre-surgical testing. 
2. Lungectomy - removal of the diseased lung and replacement with a donor lung. 3. Postoperative therapy: pulmonary rehabilitation and immunotherapy. 

How Treatment Easy Supports You  

• Leading pulmonary transplant surgeons and rehabilitation programs.  
• Aid in the procurement of a suitable donor lung and other legal documents.  
• Therapy aimed at maintaining lung capacity.  

5. Pancreas transplant - restoring metabolic stability.  

What is a Pancreas Transplant?  

A pancreas transplant aims to re-establish insulin production in individuals suffering from Type 1 Diabetes. This is often done alongside a kidney transplant as it aids in better controlling metabolism. Who Requires a Pancreas Transplant? Doctors may recommend a pancreas transplant for the following reasons:

• Patients diagnosed with type 1 diabetes who suffer from severe complications.  
• Patients suffering from end-stage renal disease secondary to diabetes.  
• Diabetic patients with not well controlled blood sugar levels.

Step-by-Step Process

1. Donor pancreas has to be matched with a specimen.  
2. The surgical procedure is done to remove the defective pancreas and place a new one so the patient can produce insulin.  
3. Care after the surgery involving lifestyle adjustments, medications, and management of health parameters.

How Treatment Easy Supports You

• Endocrinologists and specialists in surgeries of the glands. 
• Programs for holistic management of diabetes.  
• Diabetes specialists providing care to enhance life’s subsistence.

6. Bone Marrow Transplant – Dealing with Disorders of the Blood  

What does a Bone Marrow Transplant Involve?  

Bone marrow transplant is done for blood disorders which include leukemia, lymphoma, and sickle cell disease by substituting the affected bone marrow with stem cells.

Who Might Need One:

• Patients with leukemia, lymphoma, or multiple myeloma
• Those with aplastic anemia or sickle cell disease
• Patients receiving high-dose chemotherapy or radiation therapy

Procedure Steps:

1. Harvesting stem cells from the patient/donor.
2. Administration of high-dose chemotherapy or radiation to eliminate all diseased cells.
3. Regeneration with healthy bone marrow cells transplant.

How Treatment Easy Supports You

• Partnership with leading centers for bone marrow transplants.
• Complete registry of willing donors along with compatibility checks.
• Comprehensive post-transplant care and immune system evaluation.

Why Choose Treatment Easy for Organ Transplants? 

• Consensus of distinguished surgeons and transplant hospitals 
• Medical visa assistance, accommodation, and transport plans.
• Custom designed treatment for every patient using modern machinery.
• Comprehensive care post-transplant, including rehabilitation, for sustained monitored supervision over the long term.

With Treatment Easy, rest assured that your entire organ transplant process will be seamless. After professional medical oversight and warm-hearted attention, we will ensure you are healthy and living life to the fullest.