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How Does CLC Help Kids Get Liver Transplants?
CLC works to raise funds for children from less fortunate
backgrounds that need liver transplants by approaching donors
TMH* & Gleneagles Hospital send cases of kids with liver cancer/
malfunction that are being prepared for a transplant after completing
their due diligence of background checks to ascertain the financial
position of the patient
Gleneagles Hospital also shares with the child’s legal clearances for
a liver transplant and the funding status
CLC lists the child’s case on their web site & starts reaching out to
donors. Usually our task is to raise the shortfall which is about 15% of
the cost of the transplant
CLC ensures 100% transfer of all donor funds to the child’s hospital
account along with supporting details on how funds were utilized
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About Dr. Anurag Shrimal
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MBBS & MS
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DNB (Gen Surg) MNAMS FASTS-Multi Organ Abdominal Transplant Surgery (Duke University USA)
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Del Stickel Abdominal Transplant Surgery Fellowship (DUMC USA)
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Surgical Oncology(TMC INDIA)
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​Did his graduation and post graduation from the prestigious Seth G S
Medical College & KEM Hospital Mumbai. He has received American
Society of Transplant Surgeons accredited Fellowship in Liver &
Kidney Transplantation at the Duke University Medical Center,
Durham, NC, USA.
He is trained in Liver Transplant, Kidney Transplant, Pancreas
Transplant, Intestine Transplant and Multi-Visceral Transplant in
adults and children during from Duke University. He pursued a
Visiting Scholarship at Asan Medical Center, Seoul, South Korea.
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Dr Anurag Shrimal is a distinguished liver transplant surgeon with
more than 20 years of experience in abdominal organ transplantation.
He is internationally trained, highly accomplished, and widely
recognized for his leadership in living donor liver transplantation,
minimally invasive donor hepatectomy, pediatric liver transplantation,
and complex multi-organ procedures.
He continues to advance the field with innovations such as robotic
and laparoscopic donor hepatectomy, tailored pediatric grafts for the
smallest recipients, and breakthroughs in blood-group-incompatible
liver transplantation.
With over 1200 liver transplants and some of India’s rarest and most
complex surgeries to his credit, Dr Shrimal has set new benchmarks
in surgical excellence, ethical practice, and patient outcomes.