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Cleveland Clinic Abu Dhabi, part of the M42 network, and Cleveland Clinic colleagues in the U.S. have conducted three robot-assisted kidney transplants for the first time in the UAE, marking a significant milestone for the regional healthcare landscape.Th

A hospital in the UAE Capital is now looking at expanding the unique Paired Kidney Donation initiative to the US, providing more opportunities to facilitate life-sav...

Two hospitals collaborate to match unrelated donors and recipients

Anyone over 21 years old is encouraged to register and become part of this noble, humanitarian act that can save people's lives

UAE’s transplant programme has seen 109 deceased donors save the lives of 400 patients

Procedures carried out by doctors at Cleveland Clinic Abu Dhabi

kidney had a tumour and that surgery was essential for his survival. A regular kidney transplant was not an option for the father of one from Al Ain, who would have had to wait around three years and receive strong medication before eventually being eligible . Dr Hassen and the team truly saved my life and I owe them the world for that Ali Al Shamsi, patient Instead, a team of doctors at Cleveland Clinic Abu Dhabi decided to perform what is known as a renal bench reconstruction, which first i...

Abu Dhabi: About five years ago, an Emirati mother-of-four donated her kidney to her daughter. But when Maryam’s teenage son developed the same kidney disease, it was a kidney from a deceased donor that gave him another lease on life. Now, a third child of Maryam is in need of a transplant, and she hopes that sharing her experience will encourage more people to donate their organs. Dr Bashir Sankari When we first saw Eissa, his heart was in good shape, but when he started the dialysis...

Teenager Eissa Abdul Malik given new chance in life thanks to anonymous donor, after his mother previously donated a kidney to his sister

Anonymous kidney donor gives new lease of life to Emirati teen 01 Feb 2021 Gulf Today, Staff Reporter About five years ago, UAE national Maryam donated a kidney to her daughter who was suffering from congenital nephrotic syndrome, a condition that leads to irreversible failure of the organ. But when her teenage son Eissa Abdul Malik, who had the same condition, urgently needed a kidney in 2019, she had to turn to the UAE organ donors registry and hope for the best.   "All of my ch...