Solid Organ Transplant
Organ transplantation is one of the most effective options for treating severe and terminal illnesses, such as kidney, heart, or liver problems.
This is especially relevant in Mexico, where chronic degenerative diseases are more common due to unhealthy lifestyles.
Why Choose ABC Transplant Center?
ABC Medical Center is the best option for solid organ transplants, since it provides health services with the highest standards of quality and safety, offering the following benefits:
- Comprehensive and high quality care: Before surgery, meetings are held with experts from different areas, such as internists, gastroenterologists, nephrologists, cardiologists, anesthesiologists, transplant surgeons, psychologists and donation counselors, to ensure the best results.
Our multidisciplinary approach allows for careful analysis and planning to obtain the best results in each case. - Regulatory Compliance: In addition, national transplant regulations are followed, ensuring that all donations are altruistic and free of external pressure, with the help of the Donation Coordinator and the Donation Advisor, who inform the patient about the entire process and its implications.
- Comprehensive Post-Transplant Follow-up: After surgery, we maintain communication with patients to monitor their evolution and report it to the health authorities.
The treating physicians adjust the recipient’s medications and provide continuous follow-up to the donor to address any future situation. - Cutting-edge technology: We use the latest technologies and innovative methods to offer high quality treatments.
Choosing ABC Medical Center means opting for comprehensive, specialized care committed to your health and recovery.
Types of Transplants Performed at ABC
Kidney Transplant Patient Testimony
We invite you to learn the story of Laila, who found a new chance at life with a kidney transplant at ABC Medical Center, thanks to the altruistic gesture of her sister as a donor.
Organ donation from deceased Patient
When a potential deceased brain-dead donor is identified, the attending physician informs the family of the patient’s condition.
Then, the transplant team, together with the thanatology team, talks to the family to request the donation of organs and tissues such as heart, lungs, liver, kidneys, bone, skin and corneas.
If the family accepts, they sign the necessary consents and the organs are removed.
These organs are destined to terminally ill patients.
With the authorization of the Internal Donation and Transplant Committees, the surgery is scheduled.
During the hospital stay, constant communication is maintained with physicians and patients to attend to any request.