ABO-incompatible kidney transplant is done when we don't have a blood group-compatible kidney donor, so we reduce the immunity of the recipient by using immunosuppressants so that the body does not reject the new kidney. It was not possible Earlier, but now with advancement in medication and a shortage of organ donation, ABO-incompatible transplant is being done successfully. With this procedure, the patient receives a kidney from a willing and healthy living donor with a different blood type. Transplant candidates for ABO Incompatible Renal Transplant in Hyderabad must have end-stage renal failure and an acceptable baseline blood group antibody titer.

The potential kidney transplant recipient undergoes a form of “desensitisation” procedure (a combination of medications and plasmapheresis treatments) before the transplant to lower blood group antibodies and reduce the possibility of rejection due to blood group incompatibility.