Pancreas / Kidney-Pancreas Transplant Package

Pancreas and kidney-pancreas transplantation can be considered for carefully selected patients with advanced diabetes-related complications and kidney failure.
A pancreas transplant replaces a diseased pancreas with a healthy donor pancreas.
A kidney-pancreas transplant involves transplantation of both organs, usually for eligible patients with diabetes and end-stage kidney disease.
The treatment begins with a detailed evaluation by a multidisciplinary transplant team.
Assessment may include medical history, blood tests, imaging and organ-function evaluation.
The team also reviews overall health and transplant suitability.
For suitable candidates, donor compatibility and transplant planning are carefully assessed.
The procedure is performed under specialized surgical care.
After transplantation, lifelong follow-up is required.
Patients generally need prescribed immunosuppressive medicines to reduce the risk of organ rejection.
Regular monitoring helps doctors assess kidney and pancreas function.
The package supports a structured pathway from evaluation through post-transplant follow-up.
It may help patients understand their treatment options and transplantation requirements.
Individual eligibility and treatment plans vary from patient to patient.
A transplant specialist can explain expected benefits, risks and alternatives after evaluation.