Hepatitis B and C treatment uses antiviral medicines to control or cure infection and protect the liver. Hepatitis C is curable in most patients with modern tablets. Typical hospital stay: None (outpatient) Time to plan in India: 3 to 5 days for assessment Who needs it?* Chronic hepatitis B or C infection * Abnormal liver tests from viral hepatitis * Patients with liver scarring from hepatitis How it's done1. Viral load and liver assessment tests 2. Antiviral tablets: usually

Paediatric liver transplant treats children with liver failure, often from conditions like biliary atresia, usually using part of a parent's liver. Specialist paediatric transplant teams lead the care. Typical hospital stay: 2 to 4 weeks (child) Time to plan in India: 2 to 3 months Who needs it?* Biliary atresia not helped by earlier surgery * Metabolic liver diseases * Acute liver failure in children How it's done1. Assessment of child and donor parent 2. Legal approvals 3.

Stroke treatment restores blood flow to the brain as fast as possible using clot-busting medicines or mechanical thrombectomy, where a catheter removes the clot. Rehabilitation helps recovery afterwards. Typical hospital stay: 5 to 10 days (acute care) Time to plan in India: Varies; rehabilitation stays of 2 to 6 weeks are common Who needs it?* Acute ischaemic stroke (emergency) * Stroke rehabilitation after the acute phase * Prevention after a minor stroke or TIA How it's do