Overview
- Official GODT and NOTTO data presented at the New Delhi meeting put India’s 2024 total near 5,000 liver transplants.
- Experts said India performs the most living-donor liver transplants worldwide, with these operations accounting for over 80% of national volume due to scarce deceased donors.
- Capacity now exceeds 200 active transplant centres, largely in the private sector with clusters in Delhi-NCR and the southern states.
- Reported outcomes include one-year survival rates up to 95% in several programmes, matching top international benchmarks.
- Organisers stressed stringent, legally supervised donor evaluation for every case, as LTSICON 2025 draws more than 1,000 specialists from 20-plus countries.