Transplantologist

Professor Chugh is the father of nephrology in India and has performed over 6,000 successful kidney transplants at Fortis Gurgaon.

• Performed India's first kidney biopsy and kidney transplant surgery
• Vice President of the Council of Nephrologists in Sydney since 1997
• Honorary Fellow of the Royal Institution of Physicians in London
• Published 500 scientific papers in Oxford and Harvard journals
• Recognised as an Honorary Member of the American Medical Association

Professor Soin leads the Institute for Liver Transplantation at Medanta Hospital. He is the primary force behind one of the most successful liver transplant programmes in the region.

• Specialises in life-saving liver surgeries and donor procedures
• Focuses on complex liver transplant cases for adults and children
• Heads a specialised team at a major transplant centre
• Expert in managing high-stakes surgical interventions for liver failure

Professor Jung Cheol-woong is a specialist in kidney transplant surgery at Korea University Anam Hospital. He brings elite international training to his transplant cases.

• Completed a transplant surgery fellowship at the University of Cincinnati in the USA
• His fellowship was accredited by the American Society of Transplantation
• Trained in transplant surgery at Queen Mary Hospital in Hong Kong
• Member of the International Pancreas and Islet Transplant Association
• Belongs to the American Society of Transplant Surgeons

Professor Gürkan is a pioneer in Turkish transplant surgery. He performed the country's first laparoscopic kidney removal from a living donor – a technique using small incisions for faster recovery.

• Performed Turkey's first minimally invasive kidney donation outside a university setting
• Completed an eighteen-month research fellowship at Yale University's Experimental Surgery Centre
• Fellow of the American College of Surgeons
• Member of the Turkish Society of Nephrology and the Organ Transplant Institution Association
• Recognised with the Top Researcher Award from the Turkish Organ Transplant Society

 Mali interdisciplinary hospital is integrating conventional, regenerative and precision medicine. It divides into 11 departments, there are 35 beds in total, including 12 intensive care beds, 23 general beds, 2 emergency and operating rooms, 1 plastic surgical room, 1 Gastro-colonoscopic room. Focus on round-trip treatment with modern medical technology to reduce the cost of hospitalization and the healing time. It also integrating regenerative medicine to repair the body and precision medicine for preventing and treating chronic non-communicable diseases (NCDs) with better results, we provide these services in a greenery atmosphere. Allowing clients to receive the following benefits.

1. Far away from NCDs & It’s complication

2. Good quality of life

3. Youthful lively life

4. Longevity