Organ Transplant in Mumbai | Lilavati Hospital for Patients from Oman
Lilavati Hospital, Mumbai offers specialised organ transplant care for patients from Oman. JCI & NABH accredited. Expert surgeons, 24x7 ICU, multidisciplinary team.
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What does Lilavati Hospital, Mumbai offer to patients from Oman seeking organ transplant care?
Lilavati Hospital and Research Centre in Mumbai provides comprehensive organ transplant services — including liver, kidney, and related hepato-biliary-pancreatic (HPB) surgery — for international patients from Oman seeking advanced surgical care in India. The programme is JCI, NABH, ISO 9001, and NABL accredited, supported by a multidisciplinary team available 24x7.
Note: Lilavati Hospital, Mumbai has a dedicated international patient programme specifically designed to serve patients travelling from Oman, Mauritius, Kazakhstan, Russia, and Uzbekistan.
The transplant programme at Lilavati Hospital, Mumbai integrates hepatologists, surgeons, anaesthesiologists, transplant coordinators, social workers, dieticians, nurses, and physiotherapists — ensuring 360-degree care from evaluation through long-term follow-up.
Which organ and liver conditions are treated at Lilavati Hospital, Mumbai for patients from Oman?
The Department of Liver Transplantation and HPB Surgery at Lilavati Hospital, Mumbai evaluates and treats a broad range of conditions for patients from Oman and other international locations:
- End-stage liver disease requiring transplantation
- Chronic kidney disease requiring renal transplant
- Acute liver failure
- Hepatocellular carcinoma (liver cancer) requiring surgical intervention
- Biliary tract disorders and complex biliary strictures
- Pancreatic tumours and chronic pancreatitis
- Portal hypertension and its complications
- Liver cirrhosis (alcoholic, viral, autoimmune, metabolic)
- Cholangiocarcinoma (bile duct cancer)
- Hepatitis B and C with advanced liver damage
- Congenital liver and biliary anomalies
- Post-transplant complications requiring specialist management
What organ transplant and HPB surgical procedures are offered at Lilavati Hospital, Mumbai?
Patients from Oman can access the following transplant and hepato-biliary-pancreatic procedures at Lilavati Hospital, Mumbai:
| Procedure | Details |
|---|---|
| Living Donor Liver Transplant (LDLT) | A portion of a living donor's liver is transplanted into the recipient |
| Deceased Donor Liver Transplant (DDLT) | Full liver transplant from a cadaveric donor via ZTCC Mumbai |
| Kidney Transplant | Living or deceased donor renal transplantation for end-stage kidney disease |
| Hepato-Biliary-Pancreatic (HPB) Surgery | Complex surgery for liver, bile duct, and pancreatic conditions |
| Whipple's Procedure (Pancreaticoduodenectomy) | Surgical removal of the head of the pancreas, duodenum, and surrounding tissue |
| Hepatic Resection | Partial removal of the liver for tumours or localised disease |
| Biliary Reconstruction | Surgical repair of bile duct strictures and injuries |
Who are the organ transplant specialists at Lilavati Hospital, Mumbai for patients from Oman?
Lilavati Hospital, Mumbai's Department of Liver Transplantation and HPB Surgery is staffed by a multidisciplinary team of specialists trained at high-volume centres nationally and internationally. The team has been part of pioneering liver transplant programmes across India and has successfully established new transplant programmes in multiple cities.
Key contacts for patients from Oman seeking organ transplant care at Lilavati Hospital, Mumbai:
- Dr. Vibha Varma — Liver Transplant and HPB Surgeon. Contact: +91 98192 59661
- Mr. Pramod Shinge — Senior Organ Transplant Coordinator. Contact: +91 99609 55453
- Ms. Lincy Mathew — Liver Transplant Clinical Coordinator. Contact: +91 84228 85705
- Dr. Pooja Baliga — Liver Transplant and HPB Anaesthesiologist. Contact: 022-69318000
The broader transplant team includes hepatologists, anaesthesiologists, social workers, dieticians, specialist nurses, and physiotherapists — all coordinated to support patients from Oman through every stage of care.
For oncology-related surgical needs, patients may also consult Dr. Deepak Parikh, Surgical Oncologist at Lilavati Hospital, Mumbai.
Why do patients from Oman choose Lilavati Hospital, Mumbai for organ transplant surgery?
Lilavati Hospital and Research Centre, Mumbai is a preferred destination for patients from Oman seeking organ transplant care in India. Key reasons include:
- JCI, NABH, ISO 9001, and NABL accreditation — internationally recognised quality and safety standards
- 24x7 specialised care by a dedicated transplant team covering pre-operative, operative, and post-operative phases
- Somatom Drive CT with 256-slice acquisition, dual-source, dual-energy technology for precise imaging and accurate tissue differentiation — critical for transplant evaluation and planning
- Highly equipped ICU with the latest facilities for post-transplant monitoring and critical care
- Modern operation theatres with advanced surgical technology
- Dedicated international patient programme with transplant coordinators experienced in supporting patients from Oman, Mauritius, Kazakhstan, Russia, and Uzbekistan
- Reliable treatment at affordable cost compared to equivalent procedures in Western countries
- 360-degree care model covering liver disease, transplantation, and complex HPB surgery under one roof
Tip: Patients from Oman can reach the transplant coordination team directly to begin the evaluation process before travelling to Mumbai — reducing wait time on arrival.
What is the step-by-step process for patients from Oman undergoing organ transplant at Lilavati Hospital, Mumbai?
Lilavati Hospital, Mumbai has a structured pathway for international patients from Oman seeking organ transplant care:
- Initial Consultation (Remote) — Share medical records with the transplant coordinator. The team reviews reports and provides a preliminary assessment and cost estimate before travel.
- Detailed Evaluation in Mumbai — On arrival, the multidisciplinary team conducts a comprehensive workup including advanced imaging (256-slice CT), blood investigations, and specialist consultations to determine transplant eligibility.
- Transplant Listing and Donor Assessment — For living donor transplants, the donor is evaluated simultaneously. For deceased donor transplants, the patient is listed through the appropriate regulatory body (ZTCC Mumbai for cadaveric organs).
- Surgery — The transplant procedure is performed by the specialist surgical team in a modern operation theatre, with dedicated anaesthesiology and ICU support.
- Post-operative Recovery — Patients are monitored in the highly equipped ICU, followed by ward-based recovery with input from dieticians, physiotherapists, and specialist nurses.
- Follow-up and Discharge Planning — The team provides a detailed follow-up protocol and coordinates with the patient's local physicians in Oman for continuity of care after return.
Begin your organ transplant journey from Oman
Use the booking form on this page to share your medical records and receive a preliminary assessment from the Lilavati Hospital, Mumbai transplant team. Alternatively, contact the transplant coordinators directly using the numbers listed above.
FAQs
- The cost of organ transplant surgery in India varies depending on the type of transplant (liver, kidney), donor source (living or deceased), and the patient's clinical complexity. Lilavati Hospital, Mumbai offers reliable treatment at affordable costs compared to Western countries. Patients from Oman can contact the transplant coordination team via the booking form on this page for a personalised cost estimate based on their medical records.
- Eligibility for organ transplant is determined through a detailed, multidisciplinary evaluation at Lilavati Hospital, Mumbai. Factors assessed include the nature and severity of organ failure, overall health status, absence of absolute contraindications, and suitability of a donor. International patients from Oman can share medical records remotely for a preliminary eligibility assessment before travelling to Mumbai.
- Long-term survival after liver transplant depends on the underlying diagnosis, the patient's age and health at the time of surgery, and adherence to post-transplant care including immunosuppression and follow-up. Many patients live for decades following a successful liver transplant. The team at Lilavati Hospital, Mumbai provides a structured long-term follow-up protocol to support sustained outcomes.
- Deceased donor organ allocation in Mumbai is managed by the Zonal Transplant Co-ordination Centre (ZTCC Mumbai). Lilavati Hospital, Mumbai's transplant coordinators guide international patients through the registration and listing process in compliance with Indian transplant regulations. Patients from Oman should contact Mr. Pramod Shinge (Senior Organ Transplant Coordinator) or use the booking form on this page to begin the process.
- Kidney transplantation is generally considered the most commonly performed and technically well-established organ transplant procedure globally. Liver transplantation is more complex but is a core speciality at Lilavati Hospital, Mumbai, performed by a team trained at high-volume national and international centres. The most appropriate procedure for each patient is determined through individual clinical evaluation.
- For international patients from Oman, organ transplant costs at Lilavati Hospital, Mumbai are typically self-funded or covered through international health insurance, depending on the patient's policy. The hospital's international patient team can provide detailed cost breakdowns and documentation to support insurance claims. Use the booking form on this page or contact the transplant coordinators directly for financial guidance.