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Marengo Asia Hospitals: Pioneers Bloodless Liver Transplants, Shorter Stays !

Basharat Rashid by Basharat Rashid
February 18, 2024
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Srinagar: Marengo Asia Hospitals made a significant achievement in the field of liver transplants by using the bloodless technique and discharging their patients in the shortest period. As many as 10 liver transplants have been performed in Marengo Asia Hospitals, Faridabad and Gurugram and 5 liver transplants using this technique have been successfully conducted in Marengo CIMS Hospital, Ahmedabad. Dr Punit Singla, Director – Liver Transplant and HPB Surgery, Marengo Asia Hospitals Group, and his team utilized the Werfen technique for this remarkable surgical procedure. Dr Punit was supported by Dr Rishabh Jain, Head – Liver Transplant Anaesthesia, Marengo Asia Hospitals. Marengo Asia Hospitals have pioneered this technique in performing the first bloodless organ transplant, heart transplant not only in India, but first time in Asia as well.
In the latest and highly advanced method of bloodless transplant, the patient’s own blood is conserved and returned to their body. Bloodless surgery eliminates the need for external blood or blood components from donors. During these surgeries, surgeons employ meticulous techniques and innovative procedures to minimize surgical blood loss, eliminating the need for transfusions. Bloodless organ transplant surgeries are exceptionally complex, demanding a high level of clinical expertise and an experienced team. Precision and accuracy are essential in these procedures to assess and minimize blood loss, thereby avoiding the necessity for a blood transfusion.
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Dr Raajiv Singhal, Managing Director & Group CEO, Marengo Asia Hospitals says, “The number of liver transplants conducted with the Werfen technique across our hospitals marks a significant moment of pride for us. The achievement of our medical team in successfully implementing the blood transfusion-free technique is a testament to our dedication to enhanced patient experience, deployment of advanced healthcare technologies, and our unwavering commitment to ‘Patient First’ above all else. This feat signifies a pivotal step forward in our endeavor to emerge as a destination for organ transplants, not only for the heart and lungs but also for the liver. Our embrace of innovation and breaking conventional methods across all our hospitals underscores our steadfast endeavor to better serve the communities under our care.”
Dr Punit Singla, Director- Liver Transplant Program, Marengo Asia Hospitals says, “Liver transplantation has evolved as a preferred therapy for specific patients facing end-stage liver disease. Achieving a blood transfusion-free liver transplant represents a remarkable milestone in Gastrointestinal surgeries. It showcases the significant strides made in surgical techniques and technology within the medical field while emphasizing our dedication to our patients’ well-being. Observing an organ functioning again, without the need for external blood donation which requires precision, timely, and focused intervention speaks about the unwavering commitment of our entire medical team.”

Basharat Rashid

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