Dr. Aditya J. Nanavati is the Director of Multi-Organ Transplant and
Hepatobiliary Surgery at Fortis Hospital, Mulund, Mumbai. His clinical
expertise includes liver transplantation, abdominal multi-organ
transplantation, small intestinal transplantation and complex
hepatopancreatobiliary surgery.
Dr. Aditya J. Nanavati's Liver Transplant and Hepatobiliary Treatments
Surgical replacement of a diseased or failing liver with a healthy
donor liver or a suitable portion of a donor liver when transplantation
is medically indicated.
A transplant procedure in which a suitable donor donates a portion of
their liver to a recipient following detailed medical evaluation.
Liver transplantation using a donated liver from a deceased donor
for eligible patients with advanced liver disease or liver failure.
Advanced transplant surgery involving more than one abdominal organ
for carefully selected patients with complex organ failure or
intestinal conditions.
A combined transplant procedure that may be considered for eligible
patients with specific kidney and pancreatic conditions, including
selected cases of diabetes-related kidney failure.
A specialised transplant procedure for selected patients with
intestinal failure who cannot maintain adequate nutrition through
conventional treatment.
Complex transplantation involving multiple abdominal organs for
selected patients with severe intestinal or abdominal organ disorders.
Specialist surgical treatment for selected conditions affecting the
liver, pancreas, gallbladder and bile ducts.
Advanced surgical management of selected benign and malignant liver
conditions, based on individual assessment and treatment planning.
Surgical evaluation and treatment of selected pancreatic conditions,
including appropriate benign and malignant diseases.
Surgical treatment of selected conditions affecting the bile ducts
and biliary system, including complex disorders requiring specialist
hepatobiliary care.
Transplant surgery for eligible patients with severe intestinal
failure when other treatment approaches are insufficient.
Specialist surgical assessment and treatment for selected patients
who require another abdominal operation following previous surgery.
Surgical procedures that may help improve intestinal function in
selected patients with short bowel syndrome or intestinal failure.
A coordinated perioperative care approach designed to support recovery
through appropriate preparation, pain management, nutrition and
early mobilisation after surgery.