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How Does the Transplant Procedure Work?

The transplant procedure involves the surgical removal of the donor's kidney, which is then transplanted into the recipient. The donor typically stays in the hospital for a few days post-surgery and may take several weeks to fully recover.

Frequently asked queries:

What are Living Donors?
Who Can Become a Living Donor?
What are the Benefits of Living Donation?
What is the Evaluation Process for Living Donors?
Are There Risks Involved?
How Does the Transplant Procedure Work?
What is the Post-Donation Follow-Up?
Can Living Donors Develop Renal Disorders?
What Support is Available for Living Donors?
How Can Someone Become a Living Donor?
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What Causes Hypertension in Renal Disorders?
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What are Blood Tests for Renal Disorders?
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