Organ Transplantation
Organ transplantation is a complex medical process that not only extends the patient's life but also significantly improves its quality. Thanks to advances in medicine and modern technology, organ transplantation has become an effective solution for patients with severe diseases that do not respond to traditional treatment methods.
Understanding organ transplantation
Transplantation is a surgical procedure in which an organ or tissue affected by disease is replaced with healthy donor material. Most often, this involves the transplantation of organs such as kidneys, liver, heart, lungs, and pancreas. This procedure saves the lives of millions: according to the World Health Organization (WHO), more than 150,000 transplant operations are performed worldwide annually.
Key facts about transplantation
Kidney transplantation is the most common operation in transplantology. More than 80% of patients living with a transplanted kidney continue to lead a full life even 10 years after the operation.
Liver transplantation, according to the American Transplant Association, allows 75% of patients to survive for five years after surgery.
Heart transplantation extends the life of patients by an average of 10-15 years, and in some cases significantly longer, especially if they follow the doctor's recommendations and lead a healthy lifestyle.
Modern achievements in transplantology
Medicine does not stand still, and transplantology today is a combination of advanced technologies and years of experience. Among the most significant achievements:
- Organ preservation methods: innovative solutions such as the perfusion machine allow maintaining the viability of organs for several hours or even days before transplantation. This increases the chance of a successful outcome.
- Individual selection of immunosuppressants: modern drugs reduce the risk of organ rejection and minimize side effects, providing patients with a comfortable recovery.
- Genetic research and donor matching: before transplantation, doctors conduct a deep analysis of compatibility, which increases the success of the operation and improves long-term results.
Organizing organ transplantation
Organizing organ transplantation is a process that requires high coordination, expert approach, and compliance with all legal norms. Alisa Health Group provides comprehensive services so that patients can focus on their health and speedy recovery.
Professionalism at every stage: from selecting leading clinics and specialists to controlling compliance with international standards.
Access to the best transplant centers in the world: we collaborate with clinics that operate in accordance with WHO protocols and provide minimal risks for patients.
Support after surgery: rehabilitation and monitoring of the patient's condition after transplantation are no less important. We organize remote consultations and accompany the patient even after returning home.
What you need to know about the process
Transplantation is not just a surgical operation. It is a long path that includes:
Diagnosis and preparation: determining the patient's health status, assessing risks, and preparing for the procedure.
Finding a donor: it can be a living or posthumous donor. This stage requires time and meticulous compliance with all ethical and medical standards.
Post-operative period: patients need strict observation to avoid organ rejection and complications. Most patients return to normal life within a few months.
- According to the European Transplant Association, more than 90% of kidney transplants from living donors are successful and allow patients to live without dialysis.
- The survival rate after liver transplantation exceeds 85% during the first year.
- More than 50% of patients who have undergone heart transplantation live up to the 15-year mark and beyond, confirming the high efficacy of the method.
Organ transplantation: a chance for a new life
Organ transplantation offers a chance for a new life for thousands of people. We at Alisa Health Group understand how important it is to feel confident during this period. Our task is to provide you with access to the best medical solutions and full support at every stage of this path.
