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Healthcare Coordination Disclaimer: Irish Medical Consultancy Nepal (IMC) is an international healthcare coordination and patient-referral facilitator headquartered in Kathmandu. IMC is not a hospital, clinic, or direct healthcare provider. IMC does not diagnose, prescribe, or decide transplant eligibility. All diagnostic evaluations, clinical protocols, and surgical procedures are performed exclusively by credentialed specialists at independent licensed partner hospitals.
Statutory Organ Transplantation & Privacy Framework: Operating in strict compliance with Nepalese statutes including the Human Body Organ Transplantation (Regulation and Prohibition) Act 2055 and Rules 2073, Privacy Act 2075, and the Electronic Transactions Act 2063, as well as India's THOA Act. Commercial organ trade is strictly prohibited. All transplant procedures are restricted exclusively to authorized living-related donors cleared by statutory Government Authorization Committees.
Emergency Notice: IMC does not provide emergency or ambulance triage. Patients suffering acute medical crises must contact their local emergency medical services immediately.
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Coordination with dedicated HPB and liver transplant surgical units in India and Nepal for adult and pediatric living-donor liver transplants.
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Transplantation of a partial liver graft from an authorized living donor to replace a diseased liver.
Our step-by-step clinical protocol ensuring clinical suitability and swift admission.
Evaluation of MELD score, liver function tests, triphasic CT, and volumetric analysis
Donor assessment for liver volume ratio and vascular anatomy
Transplant committee dossier preparation and government clearance
Admission to specialized liver ICU and post-operative monitoring
Outpatient immunosuppression titration over 6–8 weeks
Accredited partner hospitals providing clinical care in this specialty.
All organ transplants (Renal & Liver) in Nepal and India require legally authorized, verified living-related donors (first-degree relatives or spouse). Commercial organ trade is illegal under Nepalese law and the Transplantation of Human Organs Act (THOA) in India. IMC assists solely in document preparation for the statutory Government Authorization Committee.