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Rare cross-donor liver transplants save two families

Two patients received life-saving liver transplants through a rare cross-donor match at Apollo Hospitals Navi Mumbai, while a case at Dr LH Hiranandani Hospital showed how pre-surgery tests saved a donor’s life

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Dr Amruth Raj, Dr Ketul Shah, Dr Suvadeep Sen,  Dr Guruprasad Shetty, Dr Amey Sonawane, and Dr Pawandeep. Pics/By Special Arrangement

Dr Amruth Raj, Dr Ketul Shah, Dr Suvadeep Sen, Dr Guruprasad Shetty, Dr Amey Sonawane, and Dr Pawandeep. Pics/By Special Arrangement

What began as two separate medical crises turned into a deeply human story of chance, courage, and shared hope — thanks to an extraordinary coincidence in cross-matching for liver transplants.

Both patients — Nepal Singh Rajput, 41, from Madhya Pradesh and Vinod Babaso Chavan, 43, from Karad village of Satara district in Maharashtra — suffered from advanced liver disease and needed a liver transplant. While both of their wives were willing to donate, neither donor was compatible with their intended recipient.

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