Overview of Department

Global Hospital, Parel, Mumbai is recognized as the leader in liver transplant across western India with over with 585+ successful Liver transplants. It provides the most advanced and comprehensive transplant care with its state-of-the-art infrastructure and internationally acclaimed Hepatologist, HPB and Liver transplant Surgeons and Intensivists. It is the only hospital with 15 bedded dedicated Liver Intensive Care separately for adult and paediatric patients.

Global Hospital, Parel, Mumbai is the best Multi-organ transplant hospital in Western India with several firsts to its credits in Liver, Lung, Heart, Hand, Kidney and Pancreas. It is a highly renowned multi-specialty facility that offers tertiary and quaternary care services to domestic and international patients.

Visit us at Global Hospital, Parel, Mumbai for any kinds of ailments of Liver. We assure you best-in-class medical care as per the international standards.

Our Team of Specialized Doctors

Dr Samir R Shah
MD, DM, (CMC Vellore)

Director - Department of Transplant Hepatology, HPB, Liver Intensive Care

Dr Gaurav Chaubal
MBBS, MS(General Surgery), MCh (Surgical Gastroenterology) AIIMS- Delhi, Fellowship in Abdominal Transplant Surgery, Duke University Medical Hospital, USA

Director – Liver, Pancreas, Intestine Transplant Program & HPB Surgery

Dr Aditya J. Nanavati
MBBS, MS, Fellowship in Abdominal Transplant Surgery (Duke University, USA)

Senior Consultant - Liver, Pancreas and Intestine Transplant & HPB Surgery

Dr Rajeev Sinha
MS, FACS, Fellowship (Abdominal Organ Transplant Surgery), Fellowship ASTS (American Society of Transplant Surgeons)

Sr Consultant - Liver, Pancreas and Intestine Transplant & HPB Surgery

Dr Hunaid Hatimi
MBBS, MS, DNB, MCh (GI Surgery), Fellowship in HPB Surgery & Liver Transplant

Senior Consultant - Liver, Pancreas and Intestine Transplant & HPB Surgery

    Conditions We Treat

    • JAUNDICE
    • ACUTE LIVER FAILURE
    • ACUTE HEPATITIS
    • CHRONIC HEPATITIS
    • HEPATITIS B & C
    • LIVER CIRRHOSIS
    • ALCOHOLIC LIVER DISEASE
    • FATTY LIVER DISEASE
    • AUTOIMMUNE LIVER DISEASE
    • LIVER CANCER

    JAUNDICE

    Jaundice is a condition wherein the skin & eyes of an individual turn yellow due to the presence of certain chemicals such a bilirubin in the blood stream. The increase of bilirubin in the blood stream could be caused by: Inability of liver to breakdown bilirubin, Excessive bilirubin, entering the liver, Blockage of the bile ducts, Liver damage due to alcohol abuse and  Excessive rate of red blood cells decay.

    ACUTE LIVER FAILURE

    Liver Failure is a condition wherein the liver is effectively unable to perform its regular functions. Typically, a liver damage of over 80% can result in this. Acute liver failure indicates a rapid degeneration of the liver cells. And it is typically caused by: Hepatitis and other viral infections, Autoimmune disorders, Excessive use of certain prescription medicines, Cancers and blockages of the liver and Excessive alcohol abuse leading to fatty liver.

    ACUTE HEPATITIS

    Hepatitis is the inflammation of the liver caused by the destruction of liver cells and the increase of inflammatory cells in the liver tissue. The condition is classified into Acute & Chronic Hepatitis. Acute Hepatitis lasts for less than six months and is caused by : Hepatitis A is caused by drinking contaminated fluids, Hepatitis B is caused by transmission of the virus from one infected person to another, Hepatitis C is caused by contact with contaminated needles or blood, Hepatitis D affects only those already affected with Hepatitis B and Hepatitis E is caused by consumption of contaminated food or fluids.

    CHRONIC HEPATITIS

    Viral infections causing the inflammation of the liver and destruction of liver cells is known as Hepatitis. Hepatitis increases the inflammatory cells in the liver tissue and is classified into Acute & Chronic Hepatitis. Chronic Hepatitis lasts for more than six months and is caused by : Existing condition of Hepatitis B & C, Alcohol & substance abuse, Autoimmune liver disease, Metabolic liver disease and Existing condition of non-alcohol fatty liver disease.

    HEPATITIS B & C

    Hepatitis B & C are viral infections that cause the inflammation of the liver and destruction of liver cells. These are also the most commonly prevalent forms of Hepatitis and can develop into chronic cases of Hepatitis over a period of time. Hepatitis B & C are caused by : Contact with infected blood & fluids, Unsafe blood transfusion, Unsafe sexual practices, Using of infected needles, razors etc and  Improper sterilization of medical equipment.

    LIVER CIRRHOSIS

    The scarring of the Liver surface - which is normally smooth - is known as Liver Cirrhosis. The soft tissues on the outside of the liver are replaced by hard, uneven surface. Over the course of time, this affects the functioning of the liver adversely. Causes of Liver Cirrhosis include : Long term liver disorders, Excessive drinking & alcohol abuse, Accumulation of fats in liver, Genetic digestive disorders and Destruction of bile ducts.

    ALCOHOLIC LIVER DISEASE

    Excessive drinking of alcohol is one of the foremost causes of liver diseases. Alcohol contains toxins that are detrimental to the health of the liver. The liver tries to breakdown alcohol and repeated alcohol abuse leads to Alcoholic Liver Disease. Symptoms of the disease include : Loss of appetite, Nausea & vomiting, Abdominal tenderness, Fatigue & weakness and Excessive Weight loss.

    FATTY LIVER DISEASE

    Accumulation of excess fat in the liver causes the fatty liver disease. One of the most common factors contributing to fatty liver disease is excessive drinking. However, patients without a drinking problem are also known to suffer from the disease. The symptoms include : Loss of appetite, Nausea & vomiting, Abdominal tenderness, Fatigue & weakness and Excessive Weight loss.

    AUTOIMMUNE LIVER DISEASE

    Autoimmune liver disease is one wherein the body's own defense mechanism or immune system starts attacking the liver. This results in loss of functionality and inflammation of the liver. Symptoms of autoimmune liver disease include: Loss of appetite, Nausea & vomiting, Dark urine, Fatigue & weakness and Joint pains & itching.

    LIVER CANCER

    Cancer is the growth of uncontrolled growth of cells that are detrimental to the human body. Liver Cancer therefore denotes the growth of these cells in the liver. There are several types of Cancers that can originate in the liver. The symptoms of liver cancer include : Loss of appetite, Loss of weight, Abdominal pain or swelling, General weakness & fatigue and Jaundice.

    TYPES OF LIVER TRANSPLANTATION

    • LIVING DONOR LIVER TRANSPLANTATION
    • CADAVER LIVER TRANSPLANTATION
    • SPLIT LIVER TRANSPLANTATION
    • AUXILIARY LIVER TRANSPLANTATION
    • PAEDIATRIC LIVER TRANSPLANTATION
    • ABO-incompatible Liver Transplant
    • Swap Liver Transplant

    LIVING DONOR LIVER TRANSPLANTATION

    Liver transplant with a part of a living donor's healthy liver and removal of the diseased liver! The liver in both the donor & receiver then grows to the normal size.

    CADAVER LIVER TRANSPLANTATION

    Liver transplant with the healthy liver of a deceased person and removal of the diseased liver from the patient!

    SPLIT LIVER TRANSPLANTATION

    Liver transplant with the healthy liver of a deceased person and split into two to be transplanted into two patients and removal of the diseased liver from both!

    AUXILIARY LIVER TRANSPLANTATION

    Liver transplant wherein only a part of the diseased liver is removed and the rest of the organ is left to regenerate over a period of time.

    PAEDIATRIC LIVER TRANSPLANTATION

    Liver transplant surgery in infants or children wherein there is little hope for survival without the removal of the diseased kidney and replacement with a healthy organ.

    ABO-INCOMPATIBLE LIVER TRANSPLANT

    An ABO-incompatible liver transplant is a procedure in which the blood type of the donor organ and the recipient's blood type do not match. ABO incompatible liver transplant is often prejudiced as unsafe and dangerous, whereas in reality, it is as safe, as a same blood group transplant. The survival rates of ABO incompatible liver transplants are at par with patients who have been transplanted with same blood group.

    SWAP LIVER TRANSPLANT

    In swap liver transplant procedure, donor liver exchanged between two families with same blood group as both patients who cannot undergo transplant with livers from their own donors. This procedure gives a new lease of life to two humans, thus happiness to two families at one go. Global Hospital, Parel, Mumbai is also known for first SWAP Liver Transplantation in Western India with each other's family’s patients having the same blood group.

    How We Treat

    How We Treat

    Real Stories of Real Patients

    "Liver Transplant Grandfather-Grandson Duo All The Way From Nepal"

    "Wife Gave The Gift Of Life To Her Husband By Donating Her Liver"

    "Liver Transplant Gives a New Lease of Life to a 76 Year Old Man"

    Locate us

    Global Hospital, Parel

    35, Dr. E, Dr Ernest Borges Rd,
    opp. Shirodkar High School, Parel,
    Mumbai, Maharashtra 400012
    call centre number: +91 8792740139

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