The Transplant Program at Clínica Londres Hospital Angeles organ and tissue transplants based on specific selection criteria for each case, including kidney, liver, heart, lung, pancreas, and bone marrow transplants. This scope allows the program to address complex scenarios—such as multi-organ failure or advanced liver disease—and offer options to both pediatric and adult patients, always supported by complementary services such as blood banking, imaging, intensive care, and rehabilitation, which facilitate timely decisions and follow-up.

Patients are supported at every stage, from the initial evaluation through long-term follow-up, with a care pathway that combines medical assessment, emotional support, and logistical coordination. The process begins with comprehensive testing to confirm the need for transplantation, assess risks, and optimize clinical conditions prior to surgery. Next, the multidisciplinary team—surgery, internal medicine, anesthesiology, infectious diseases, nutrition, psychology, and social work—designs a personalized plan that addresses both perioperative safety and the gradual return to daily life.

During the procedure, the team works in fully equipped operating rooms using state-of-the-art techniques to reduce procedure times and promote a more predictable recovery. In the postoperative period, pain management, infection prevention, and the fine-tuning of immunosuppressive medications are priorities.

Clinical care is supported by diagnostic technology and standardized protocols that reduce rejection events and complications. Compatibility testing and immunological evaluation are performed, the optimal immunosuppression regimen is reviewed, and clear recommendations are provided regarding vaccination, hygiene, physical activity, and warning signs. Preoperative education is an essential part of the model: understanding the process facilitates treatment adherence and improves outcomes.