Director - Kidney Transplant Surgery
Kidney Transplant
Language
English, Hindi, Punjabi
MBBS, MS (General Surgery), Fellowship - Multiorgan Transplant, Oxford, UK
- Senior
Consultant – Department of Transplant Surgery, Fortis Hospital, Mohali
(2016–Dec 2024)
- Assistant
Professor – Department of Transplant Surgery, PGIMER, Chandigarh
(2014–2016)
- Transplant
Surgery Fellow – Pancreas and Multiorgan Transplant, Oxford Transplant Centre,
UK (2014)
- Senior
Research Associate / Pool Officer – Department of Transplant Surgery, PGIMER,
Chandigarh (2012–2014)
- Senior
Resident (Registrar) – Department of Transplant Surgery, PGIMER, Chandigarh
(2008–2011)
- Living and
Deceased Donor (Cadaver) Kidney Transplants
- Laparoscopic
and Robot-Assisted Donor Nephrectomy
- ABO
Incompatible Kidney Transplants
- Simultaneous
Pancreas Kidney Transplants
- Multiorgan
Retrieval from Deceased Donors (Liver, Pancreas, Kidneys)
- Dialysis
Access Procedures (AV Fistulas)
- Kidney
Transplants in Neurogenic Bladder and Allosensitized Patients
Awards and
Recognitions:
- Best Paper
Presentation, ISOT Conference, Hyderabad (2010).
- Best Paper
Presentation, ISN-CON, Thiruvananthapuram (2010).
- Second Prize
in Poster Presentation, ISOT Conference, Bhubaneswar (2013).
- Astellas
International Transplant Fellowship Award (2014).
Publications:
Authored 12
publications in national and international journals.
Key
Achievements:
- Expanded the
Deceased Donor Transplant Program at PGIMER (2008–2016).
- Pioneered the
Pancreas Transplant Program at PGIMER in 2014, with over 50 procedures
completed.
- Established
the Kidney Transplant Program at Fortis Hospital Mohali and Ludhiana.
- Successfully
performed the first Deceased Donor Multi-organ Retrieval and Transplants at
Fortis Mohali (2023).
- Over 1500
kidney transplants, including 50 ABO Incompatible Kidney Transplants, with a
95% success rate and 100% patient survival in the last three years.
- Managed
complex cases, including a 9-year-old girl undergoing a kidney transplant with
Augmentation Ileocystoplasty and Mitrofanoff Diversion.
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