Manipal Hospital Dwarka, New Delhi

Manipal Hospital Dwarka is a 380-bed multi-super-speciality tertiary hospital in New Delhi. The branch’s own profile lists 118 critical-care beds and 13 modular operating theatres, with 24-hour emergency and trauma services. Its clinical scope includes transplantation, cardiac sciences, oncology, neurosciences, gastroenterology and hepatology, nephrology, urology, orthopaedics, pulmonology and other medical and surgical departments.

Organ transplantation is one of the hospital’s most detailed procedural programmes. Dwarka publishes heart, lung, liver and kidney transplantation, including living- and deceased-donor liver transplant, split liver transplant, combined liver-kidney transplant, paediatric liver transplant and ABO-incompatible liver transplant. Kidney services include living and deceased-donor transplantation, robotic kidney transplantation and paediatric kidney transplant. Hepatobiliary surgery also includes liver resection, Whipple surgery, ALPPS and splenectomy.

The hospital supports these procedures with modular operating theatres, advanced radiodiagnosis, intensive care and digital clinical systems. Its profile lists telemedicine, remote monitoring and other hospital technologies, while the transplant service describes sophisticated imaging, laboratory and blood-transfusion support. The large critical-care component is important for postoperative transplant, cardiac, neurological and other high-acuity patients.

Manipal Dwarka may be relevant for organ failure requiring transplant assessment, complex liver or pancreatic surgery, cardiac and neurological treatment, cancer care, renal disease, urology and major orthopaedic surgery. Its combination of transplant teams, surgery and 118 critical-care beds gives the branch a distinct role for patients whose treatment is likely to require intensive postoperative monitoring or several specialties working together.

The transplant page also documents combined-organ and complex hepatobiliary surgery rather than only routine kidney or liver transplantation. For patients with multi-organ disease, that distinction is clinically relevant because assessment may involve hepatology, nephrology, cardiac teams, radiology, blood-bank services and intensive care before a final surgical plan is selected.

The hospital may suit patients in Delhi NCR who need organ transplantation, including combined-organ and complex liver or bile-duct surgery, as well as heart, cancer, neurological, kidney or digestive care, in a 380-bed hospital with 118 critical-care beds.