Organ transplant better in Nepal than in Britain

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1. The country's oldest and biggest hospital has not only been able to carry out successful kidney transplants but also cross international standards in delivering renal transplant service, according to an official. 2. "We have been able to conduct kidney transplant like in internationally renowned hospitals, and at the cheapest price than anywhere else in the world,” said Dr. Pukar Chandra Shrestha 3. “We have even crossed international standards in conducting kidney transplants.” 4.  “We conduct the operation with methods similar to those used in the internationally renowned hospitals for kidney transplants and we apply the same medication, but the complication rates are less than in those hospitals. Thus, we can say that we have been able to surpass international standards, even though we have less quantity.” 5. Internationally five percent of patients have infections whereas in Bir hospital the rate is only 3.5 percent. Internationally, the mortality rate is 5 percent, but in Bir Hospital it is only 2.5 percent. 6. TUTH charges Rs. 4.5 lakh for a kidney transplant, while kidney transplant in India costs over Rs. 1 million. However, it costs only Rs. 3.5 lakh at Bir Hospital http://www.ekantipur.com/2010/... Last edited: 11-Dec-10 04:41 PM

Srijana 12 · Dec 11, 2010 4:40 PM · 2,322 views

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So, How much it will cost to get a kidney? We are going to be rich selling organs. It does not matter how  excellent surgery system we have but third world country lacks post surgery care and that part is as important as  the surgeon and their work.

Bhojpure01 · Dec 12, 2010 8:09 PM

Bhojpure Bro, I dont think having a kidney transplant facility in the contry necessarily encourages organ selling. From the hospital's claims, I am more optimistic. If the facility is there, ofcourse there must be after care as well.   Last edited: 12-Dec-10 08:43 PM

Srijana 12 · Dec 12, 2010 8:42 PM

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