Hiranandani hospital kidney transplant

Premium Hiranandani Hospital kidney racket: Three suspects to be questioned On June 26, the DHS had written to Powai police about producing recipient Dimple Himmatramka, who underwent an alleged illegal transplant in April 2016, recipient Rasilaben Kantharia and donor Harshaben Kevadia, who underwent a transplant in May 2016. The DHS and Powai police have already recorded the statement of Sunder Singh (24), who donated his kidney to Himmatramka in 2016. (Express Photo/Files) Months after investigations into the alleged kidney racket at Dr L H Hiranandani Hospital were put on the back burner, the state health department has sought Powai police’s intervention in the case. The three accused suspected to be involved in either donating their kidneys in exchange for money or receiving the organs in two separate illegal transplants at the Powai-based hospital are now to be brought in for questioning. In a response this week, the Powai police have asked the Directorate of Health Services (DHS) to fix a date on which it should produce the donor and recipients. The DHS is likely to question them on July 24. On June 26, the DHS had written to Powai police about producing recipient Dimple Himmatramka, who underwent an alleged illegal transplant in April 2016, recipient Rasilaben Kantharia and donor Harshaben Kevadia, who underwent a transplant in May 2016. The DHS and Powai police have already recorded the statement of Sunder Singh (24), who donated his kidney to Himmatramka in 2016. ...

Diwan had revealed that his wife had donated her kidney to a woman patient, not a blood relative, in May, and that the transplant took place at the LH Hiranandani Hospital. BARELY two months before an illegal kidney transplant was stopped by the Mumbai Police at the LH Hiranandani Hospital last Thursday, another illegal kidney transplant allegedly took place at the same hospital in May. An accused arrested in the latest case Tuesday reportedly told investigators about the illegal transplant in which his wife had donated her kidney under an assumed name. A senior officer said the accused indeed made such a claim, but the police were yet to verify it with the hospital records. Following the arrest of the hospital’s transplant coordinator found to be involved in the racket, the Powai police had said they were scrutinising previous kidney transplants taken place at the Hiranandani hospital. By law, an organ can be donated only by the patient’s spouse or blood relative. The Powai police arrested one Yusuf Shah Diwan, 45, Tuesday. It’s the seventh arrest in the case. The probe revealed that Diwan introduced Bhijendra Bhisen alias Sandeep, the alleged mastermind of the entire racket, to one Shobha Thakur, a domestic help from Gujarat who was to donate her kidney. [related-post] Watch Video: What’s making news Diwan, who is from Nadiad in Gujarat, was produced in the Andheri court on Tuesday. Sources linked to the investigation said Diwan had revealed that his wife had donated her...

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Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], December 2 (ANI/NewsVoir): The Whole world has been engulfed by the COVID-19 pandemic. COVID-19 is the perfect pandemic. It has the capability to ruin health and it all its facets-physical, mental, social, spiritual, and economic health. The economic health is likely to create a recession in many countries. As per Dr. L H Hiranandani Hospital just because there is a pandemic afoot does not reduce the burden of other disorders. The end-stage renal disorder is one of those illnesses. As patients thus afflicted were not keen to come to the hospital during the time, their conditioned worsened. The dialysis frequency had to be increased temporarily to stabilize their condition. Statistics reveal that the percentage of people with more vulnerabilities related to kidney disease has grown from 25.1% to 56.9% in 2020 due to the pandemic. At the initial times there was fear both amongst the professionals that COVID-19 was known to drastically reduce the immunity of a patient and then post operatively immune suppressants would have to be exhibited. Thus the 'double whammy' of a patient who gets infection would land into a serious situation that could jeopardize the life of the recipient. Thus, the numbers of transplant feel and correspondingly the number in the dialysis centers increased!! At this moment the Dr. L H Hiranandani Hospital that is approved for renal transplant by the Government of Maharashtra is also taking up the challenge to reassure pati...

Introduction- In this era with the advancement of medical sciences and modern facility hospitals, we can save many lives and Dr. LH Hiranandani Hospital is one of the prime examples of this. Hiranandani Hospital is one of the most famous and advanced hospitals known for its Kidney Transplant in India. Hiranandani Hospital is located at Hillside Avenue, Hiranandani Gardens, Powai, Mumbai, Maharashtra. Named After - Dr. L H Hiranandani Hospital is a Charitable Trust Hospital. It was established 17 years ago in February 2004. This Hospital is named after visionary, Padma Bhushan Awardee Doctor Dr. LH Hiranandani. Dr. Hiranandani was born in Thatta (Now in Pakistan) in 1917. Dr. Hiranandani has been very influential in the ENT department of medical sciences. He initiated many operative techniques in ENT that are globally known as “Dr. Hiranandani’s Operations”. About CEO- Dr. Sujit Chatterjee is the CEO of Hiranandani hospital since its inception of the hospital. His areas of specialization are Gynaecology and Obstetrics. He was also an armed forces doctor from 1976-1999 and was also a teacher in many Medical institutions where he taught students in preventive Oncology. Under his guidance and observation, Dr. Hiranandani Hospital is leaving no stone untouched in terms of improvement and advancement. Best Hospital for Kidney Transplant - Currently, having a capacity of 240 highly equipped beds, this hospital is providing world-class super-specialized kidney transplant operation...

Dr Sujit Chatterjee, CEO - The hospital is actively associated with the mission to deliver the best quality and affordable healthcare services to the citizens of India through skilled doctors and an interactive business model. In aggregate, the hospital provides advanced levels of care in more than 20 specialties, including cancer care, orthopedics, human reproduction, bariatric surgery, nephrology, critical care, cardiology, gynecology, physical rehabilitation, neurology and others. Talking about the Department of Nephrology which provides comprehensive care for all types of With "It is his responsibility to make constant strategies with innovation to look after the progress of the hospital," said Dr Sujit Chatterjee, CEO of the hospital. It is the fact that The hospitality of this healthcare center is highly appreciated in the medical industry. Undoubtedly, it is acknowledged as the best healthcare center in This story is provided by Businesswire India. ANI will not be responsible in any way for the content of this article. (ANI/Businesswire India)