Pune’s UROKUL Institute Achieves Milestone With Profitable Laparoscopic Two-Kidney Transplant

Pune’s UROKUL- Kulkarni Uro Surgical procedure Institute, also referred to as Urokul Hospital, has achieved a medical milestone by efficiently conducting a two-kidney transplant utilizing laparoscopic methods.

The Laparoscopic process, led by famous surgeon Dr Jyotsna Kulkarni and her crew, was highlighted in a press convention by Dr Sanjay Kulkarni, the institute’s director and previous president of the Urology Society of India.

This marks the primary time UROKUL has employed the laparoscopic approach, eliminating the necessity for open surgical procedure. The surgical crew, below the steering of Dr Jyotsna Kulkarni, included urologists, robotic surgeons, and nephrologists, guaranteeing the success of two consecutive kidney transplants.

The primary transplant concerned 66-year-old Shyamala Kulkarni from Nashik donating her kidney to her sister-in-law Sukanya (58), who was affected by power kidney illness.

Within the second transplant, 61-year-old Mumbai-based paediatrician Dr Popat Shravan Sathe donated his kidney to his 29-year-old son Tushar, a physiotherapist. Historically, kidney donors bear main open surgical procedure; nonetheless, the laparoscopic approach entails minimal incisions, enabling a faster return to routine actions.

UROKUL, a 105-bed facility specialising in urology and nephrology, has established itself as a premier referral heart for sufferers coping with urethral obstruction and obstructed urine movement.

Dr Suhas Mondhe, a advisor nephrologist and transplant doctor, highlighted the prevalence of superior kidney illness in sufferers of their 30s, usually of unknown origin.

As a part of their dedication to kidney well being consciousness forward of World Kidney Day on March 14, UROKUL will conduct medical checkups all through the month for kinfolk of sufferers, selling general kidney well being for all.