Common diseases like diabetes, hypertension and chronic in the operating rooms and Transplant Intensive Care Units. For those who need renal replacement therapy, services like | |||||
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Diabetes Diabetes Mellitus is a condition characterized by raised or increased fasting blood sugar (>126 mg/dl) and / or >200 mg/dl two hours after a meal / any random value. You may or may not have classical symptoms. It may be detected during routine medical check-up. Diabetes in children Childhood Diabetes Mellitus is traditionally called Type1 Diabetes or Juvenile Diabetes where pancreas fails to produce the key enzyme Insulin, as a result the child becomes dependent on Insulin for whole of his/her life. We all know the incidence of Diabetes is increasing very rapidly all over the world but fortunately we do not have much cases of type 1 Diabetes in our country as opposed to the west. Manipal Hospital (Bangalore), Indraprastha Apollo Hospital (New Delhi) has the largest renal transplant program in the country, having successfully performed both living related and cadaveric transplants. a host of urological and nephrological problems find a cure through the availability of medical expertise. Some of Nephrology & Urology related treatments professionally done in India at Manipal Hospital (Bangalore) as well as Indraprastha Apollo Hospital (New Delhi) are; ++ renal transplantation as follows; "As per the rules of our country, only a relative who is compatible can donate a kidney to the patient. Among the relatives, there is a category called the near relatives which as parents, siblings, children and spouse. People in this category can donate the kidney if they are medically compatible without the permission of the Government of India. Any other relative not belonging to this category in addition to being medically suitable, the permission from the respective Government needs to be taken if it is case of foreign nationals. Please note: We can send you the relevant documents |
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Wednesday, April 16, 2008
Dialysis & Kidney Transplant in India
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