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Cataract surgery is effective for those experiencing blurred vision, glare issues, and difficulty in daily tasks.
A liver transplant is a surgical procedure which is performed in patients with liver failure to replace their diseased liver with a healthy liver.Liver transplant is a treatment option for patients with liver failure whose condition can’t be managed medically and for some patients with liver cancer.
Get treated with our cashless facilities, making it easy to avail your mediclaim and insurance benefits. Wockhardt Hospitals, Mira Road, is partnered with 40+ insurance companies for seamless healthcare access.
Get treated with our cashless facilities, making it easy to avail your mediclaim and insurance benefits. Wockhardt Hospitals, Mira Road, is partnered with 40+ insurance companies for seamless healthcare access.
A liver transplant is a surgical procedure which is performed in patients with liver failure to replace their diseased liver with a healthy liver.
Living-donor transplantation is surgery in which a portion of a donor’s healthy liver is removed and then transplanted into a patient with end-stage liver disease. During the transplant, either the right lobe or the left lobe of the donor’s liver is removed from the donor and implanted in the recipient.
This procedure is made possible by the liver’s unique ability to regenerate. After transplantation, the partial livers of both the donor and recipient will grow and remodel to form complete organs.
The donor is carefully evaluated by the transplant team to ensure the donation would harm neither donor nor recipient.
A liver transplant is a surgical procedure which is performed in patients with liver failure to replace their diseased liver with a healthy liver.
A cataract, also called Motiyabind, occurs when the eye’s natural lens becomes cloudy, leading to blurred or impaired vision.
Yes, cataracts can form in both eyes. However, one eye may be affected earlier or more severely than the other.
It’s best to consult an ophthalmologist as soon as you notice vision disturbances. Early treatment helps prevent difficulties in daily tasks like reading or driving. Delaying surgery may lead to irreversible vision impairment.
The ideal lens depends on your lifestyle, visual expectations, and daily needs. Your eye surgeon will help you choose the best option for clear vision post-surgery.
Yes, most health insurance plans cover cataract surgery. Our team assists with the necessary paperwork to ensure a seamless cashless treatment process with no hidden costs.
The cost varies based on:
● The type of hospital and medical facility chosen
● The severity and stage of the cataract
● The surgical technique and type of lens used
● The patient’s overall health and age-related conditions
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