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Dr. Prashant Kadam

Male, 42 Years from Mumbai, Maharashtra, India

Practice Details:

Dr. Prashant Kadam is a leading Liver Transplant and HPB Surgeon in Mumbai, specializing in liver transplantation, robotic HPB surgery, and advanced hepatobiliary care, committed to delivering excellent patient outcomes.

Stream:Allopathy

Specialty:Hepatology

Location:Mumbai, Maharashtra, India

Zip Code:400004

Year of Birth:1983

Age:42 Years

Gender:Male

Website URL:

https://livertransplantexpert.com/

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When Does a Child Need a Liver Transplant? Signs Parents Should Know

Wednesday, 8th July 2026

A child’s liver performs many vital functions, including removing toxins, producing essential proteins, supporting digestion, and storing nutrients. When the liver becomes severely damaged or stops ... Read More

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28 Who Is a Suitable Candidate for Robotic Liver Surgery?

Wednesday, 28th October 2026

Robotic Liver Surgery is an advanced approach that allows surgeons to remove diseased portions of the liver through small incisions using specialised robotic instruments. However, this procedure is ... Read More

19 How an HPB Surgeon Treats Complex Liver, Pancreatic and Biliary Conditions

Wednesday, 19th August 2026

Complex diseases affecting the liver, pancreas and bile ducts often require specialised evaluation because these organs are closely connected and contain important blood vessels and ducts... Read More

11 Liver Transplant Survival Rate in India: 1-Year, 5-Year and Long-Term Outcomes

Tuesday, 11th August 2026

Understanding Liver Transplant Survival in India Liver transplantation is an established treatment for patients with advanced liver disease, liver failure, and selected liver cancers. Advances in t... Read More

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