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              Dr. Dr. Sandeep Guleria

              Dr. Sandeep Guleria

              33+ years experience

              MBBS, MS.DNB, FRCS(Eng) FRCS(Ed), FRCS(Glas), FRCP(Edin), MNAMS
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              About Dr. Sandeep Guleria

              Dr. Sandeep Guleria is a highly esteemed transplant specialist surgeon with an extensive career spanning over 33 years. Based in South Delhi, he is widely recognized for his clinical mastery and his role in pioneering advanced transplant procedures in India. His practice is characterized by a dedication to surgical precision and a compassionate, patient-centric approach, making him a leading figure for patients facing complex organ failure and critical health challenges.

              As a senior member of the Apollo Healthcare Group, Dr. Guleria has established a reputation for delivering high-quality medical care and innovative surgical treatments. Throughout his three decades of service, he has been instrumental in elevating the standards of transplant care. He is known for managing intricate transplant cases with exceptional skill, offering hope and surgical solutions to a large and diverse patient population in the National Capital Region.

              Academic Excellence and Distinguished Qualifications

              Dr. Guleria’s academic background is marked by a pursuit of excellence and a commitment to professional development. His impressive array of medical credentials includes:

              • MBBS and MS: Foundation in medical and surgical principles.

              • DNB and MNAMS: Recognition by the National Board and Academy of Medical Sciences.

              • FRCS and FRCP: Prestigious fellowships from the Royal Colleges in the United Kingdom, reflecting his international standing and expertise. These qualifications ensure he remains at the forefront of the latest global advancements in transplant medicine and surgical technology.

              Specializations in Advanced Transplant Surgery

              Fluent in both English and Hindi, Dr. Guleria prioritizes effective communication, ensuring that patients and their families thoroughly understand the intricate medical processes involved in transplantation. His specialized surgical interests include:

              • Kidney and organ transplantation for patients with end-stage organ failure.

              • Advanced minimally invasive and open surgical interventions.

              • Post-transplant care and long-term management of transplant recipients.

              • Innovative treatments for complex renal and vascular conditions.

              • Comprehensive patient education and family counseling for informed decision-making.

              Dr. Sandeep Guleria at a Glance

              • Over 33 years of extensive experience in specialized transplant surgery.

              • Highly qualified with MBBS, MS, DNB, FRCS, FRCP, and MNAMS credentials.

              • Senior transplant specialist within the prestigious Apollo Healthcare Group.

              • Renowned expert in managing complex organ transplantation and renal disorders.

              • Multilingual professional fluent in English and Hindi for clear patient communication.

              • Recognized for a patient-centric approach and the ability to simplify complex medical processes.

              • Leading figure in transplant care, dedicated to improving outcomes for patients with organ failure.

              MBBS, MS.DNB, FRCS(Eng) FRCS(Ed), FRCS(Glas), FRCP(Edin), MNAMS

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              Affiliated Hospitals

              Indraprastha Apollo Hospital, Delhi
              Indraprastha Apollo Hospital, Delhi

              Multi Specialty

              New Delhi, Delhi NCR

              1996

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              270+

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              Related Treatments

              Kidney Transplant Surgery
              Kidney Transplant Surgery

              Kidney Transplant Kidney transplant surgery is a life-saving procedure where a healthy kidney from a donor (living or deceased) is placed into a patient with end-stage renal disease (ESRD). It is generally the preferred treatment over lifelong dialysis, offering a significantly better quality of life and higher long-term survival rates. This procedure restores the body's ability to filter waste and maintain fluid balance naturally. When You Should Consider a Kidney Transplant End-Stage Renal Disease (ESRD): When your kidneys have lost approximately 90% of their function due to chronic conditions. Diabetes Mellitus: One of the leading causes of kidney failure that can be effectively managed through transplantation. Chronic High Blood Pressure: Persistent hypertension that has caused irreversible damage to the kidney's filtering units (nephrons). Polycystic Kidney Disease (PKD): A genetic disorder causing numerous cysts to grow in the kidneys, eventually leading to failure. Preemptive Transplant: For patients whose kidney function is declining but who have not yet started dialysis, as this often leads to the best long-term outcomes. How Is Performed Anesthesia: The operation is performed under general anesthesia and typically takes between 3 to 4 hours. Placement: The donor kidney is placed in the lower abdomen (usually the right or left groin area). Native Kidneys: Your original kidneys are generally left in place unless they are causing specific complications like chronic infection or severe high blood pressure. Vascular Connections: The donor kidney's artery and vein are surgically attached to your existing iliac blood vessels in the lower abdomen to establish blood flow. Ureteral Connection: The donor's ureter (the tube that carries urine) is connected directly to your bladder to allow for natural voiding. Monitoring: Once blood starts flowing, the new kidney often begins producing urine immediately, though it can sometimes take several days to fully "wake up." Pre-Procedure Preparation Transplant Evaluation: A comprehensive series of medical, surgical, and psychological tests to ensure you are a suitable candidate for the procedure. Compatibility Testing: Blood typing (A, B, AB, or O) and tissue typing (HLA matching) to find the best possible donor match. Crossmatch Test: A final blood test mixed with the donor's cells to ensure your immune system will not immediately attack the new organ. Dental and Cancer Screenings: Ensuring there are no active infections or undiagnosed malignancies that could be exacerbated by anti-rejection medication. Fasting: Following strict "nothing by mouth" instructions for 8 hours prior to your scheduled surgery. Tests Before Kidney Transplant Echocardiogram: A detailed heart ultrasound to ensure your cardiovascular system can handle the surgery. Chest X-ray: To rule out any active lung infections or fluid buildup prior to anesthesia. Panel Reactive Antibody (PRA) Test: Measures the level of antibodies in your blood to determine how difficult it will be to find a compatible match. CT Scan of the Pelvis: To evaluate the blood vessels in the lower abdomen where the new kidney will be attached. ECG: A routine heart check to confirm cardiac stability for the duration of the procedure. Life After Kidney Transplant Hospital Stay: Typically lasts 3 to 7 days for the recipient to monitor organ function and manage post-operative pain. Lifelong Medication: You must take immunosuppressant (anti-rejection) drugs daily for the rest of your life to prevent your immune system from attacking the new kidney. Physical Restrictions: Avoid lifting objects heavier than 4.5 kg (10 lbs) for at least 6 to 8 weeks to allow the abdominal wall to heal. Driving and Work: Driving is usually restricted for 2 to 6 weeks, and most people can return to professional work within 8 to 12 weeks. Dietary Adjustments: While restrictions are fewer than on dialysis, you must avoid raw/undercooked foods and grapefruit/grapefruit juice, which can dangerously interfere with anti-rejection medications. Why Specialized Treatment Is Highly Effective Eliminates Dialysis: A successful transplant removes the need for time-consuming dialysis treatments, providing true freedom and independence. Higher Energy Levels: Restoring natural kidney function helps correct anemia and remove toxins, leading to significantly increased vitality. Fewer Dietary Restrictions: Patients can enjoy a much broader range of foods and fluids compared to the strict limitations of a renal diet. Improved Long-term Survival: Statistics consistently show that transplant recipients live longer than patients who remain on long-term dialysis. Cost-Effective Care: While the initial surgery is intensive, the long-term cost of maintaining a healthy transplant is much lower than the ongoing cost of dialysis.

              Kidney Transplant Surgery
              Kidney Transplant Surgery

              Kidney Transplant Kidney transplant surgery is a life-saving procedure where a healthy kidney from a donor (living or deceased) is placed into a patient with end-stage renal disease (ESRD). It is generally the preferred treatment over lifelong dialysis, offering a significantly better quality of life and higher long-term survival rates. This procedure restores the body's ability to filter waste and maintain fluid balance naturally. When You Should Consider a Kidney Transplant End-Stage Renal Disease (ESRD): When your kidneys have lost approximately 90% of their function due to chronic conditions. Diabetes Mellitus: One of the leading causes of kidney failure that can be effectively managed through transplantation. Chronic High Blood Pressure: Persistent hypertension that has caused irreversible damage to the kidney's filtering units (nephrons). Polycystic Kidney Disease (PKD): A genetic disorder causing numerous cysts to grow in the kidneys, eventually leading to failure. Preemptive Transplant: For patients whose kidney function is declining but who have not yet started dialysis, as this often leads to the best long-term outcomes. How Is Performed Anesthesia: The operation is performed under general anesthesia and typically takes between 3 to 4 hours. Placement: The donor kidney is placed in the lower abdomen (usually the right or left groin area). Native Kidneys: Your original kidneys are generally left in place unless they are causing specific complications like chronic infection or severe high blood pressure. Vascular Connections: The donor kidney's artery and vein are surgically attached to your existing iliac blood vessels in the lower abdomen to establish blood flow. Ureteral Connection: The donor's ureter (the tube that carries urine) is connected directly to your bladder to allow for natural voiding. Monitoring: Once blood starts flowing, the new kidney often begins producing urine immediately, though it can sometimes take several days to fully "wake up." Pre-Procedure Preparation Transplant Evaluation: A comprehensive series of medical, surgical, and psychological tests to ensure you are a suitable candidate for the procedure. Compatibility Testing: Blood typing (A, B, AB, or O) and tissue typing (HLA matching) to find the best possible donor match. Crossmatch Test: A final blood test mixed with the donor's cells to ensure your immune system will not immediately attack the new organ. Dental and Cancer Screenings: Ensuring there are no active infections or undiagnosed malignancies that could be exacerbated by anti-rejection medication. Fasting: Following strict "nothing by mouth" instructions for 8 hours prior to your scheduled surgery. Tests Before Kidney Transplant Echocardiogram: A detailed heart ultrasound to ensure your cardiovascular system can handle the surgery. Chest X-ray: To rule out any active lung infections or fluid buildup prior to anesthesia. Panel Reactive Antibody (PRA) Test: Measures the level of antibodies in your blood to determine how difficult it will be to find a compatible match. CT Scan of the Pelvis: To evaluate the blood vessels in the lower abdomen where the new kidney will be attached. ECG: A routine heart check to confirm cardiac stability for the duration of the procedure. Life After Kidney Transplant Hospital Stay: Typically lasts 3 to 7 days for the recipient to monitor organ function and manage post-operative pain. Lifelong Medication: You must take immunosuppressant (anti-rejection) drugs daily for the rest of your life to prevent your immune system from attacking the new kidney. Physical Restrictions: Avoid lifting objects heavier than 4.5 kg (10 lbs) for at least 6 to 8 weeks to allow the abdominal wall to heal. Driving and Work: Driving is usually restricted for 2 to 6 weeks, and most people can return to professional work within 8 to 12 weeks. Dietary Adjustments: While restrictions are fewer than on dialysis, you must avoid raw/undercooked foods and grapefruit/grapefruit juice, which can dangerously interfere with anti-rejection medications. Why Specialized Treatment Is Highly Effective Eliminates Dialysis: A successful transplant removes the need for time-consuming dialysis treatments, providing true freedom and independence. Higher Energy Levels: Restoring natural kidney function helps correct anemia and remove toxins, leading to significantly increased vitality. Fewer Dietary Restrictions: Patients can enjoy a much broader range of foods and fluids compared to the strict limitations of a renal diet. Improved Long-term Survival: Statistics consistently show that transplant recipients live longer than patients who remain on long-term dialysis. Cost-Effective Care: While the initial surgery is intensive, the long-term cost of maintaining a healthy transplant is much lower than the ongoing cost of dialysis.

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