Archive · 20 Sep 2025
Mother Donates Kidney to Daughter in Landmark Transplant
Sahasra, a 12-year-old girl, had kidney failure and needed a new kidney.
Her mother bravely offered to donate one.
Because their blood types weren't a perfect match, doctors used a special method to make the transplant possible.
The doctors removed harmful antibodies from Sahasra's blood and gave her medicine to stop new ones from forming.
This complex procedure, usually done in larger cities, was successfully performed at KIMS Hospital in Kurnool.
Now, Sahasra is recovering well thanks to her mother's donation and the doctors' skills.
A 12-year-old girl, Sahasra, was diagnosed with kidney failure.
Her mother donated a kidney to save her daughter's life.
The transplant was performed at KIMS Hospital in Kurnool.
Doctors overcame the challenge of incompatible blood types.
The transplant is functioning well, and Sahasra is recovering.
- Who
- Sahasra, her mother, and medical team at KIMS Kurnool
- What
- A successful kidney transplant for a 12-year-old girl with kidney failure, using a kidney from her mother.
- When
- Information not provided in the article.
- Where
- KIMS Hospital in Kurnool, Andhra Pradesh
- Why
- To save Sahasra's life after she was diagnosed with kidney failure and initial treatments were ineffective.
- Patient
- Sahasra, 12 years old
- Condition
- Kidney Failure
- Procedure
- Pediatric incompatible blood group kidney transplant
- Hospital
- KIMS Hospital, Kurnool
- Blood Groups
- Sahasra (B+), Mother (AB+)
- Lead Physician
- Dr. K. Anantha Rao