China runs one of the world's largest organ-transplant programs, with leading centers performing thousands of liver and kidney transplants every year at internationally comparable survival rates. Living-donor transplantation, combined organ surgery, dialysis and long-term chronic-kidney-disease management are mature, well-regulated services — delivered with significantly shorter waiting times and at markedly lower costs than in Western countries.
Home to one of China's largest and most experienced liver-transplant centers, the hospital performs thousands of transplants with survival rates comparable to leading international programs — supported by complete English-speaking peri-operative care.
Tianjin First Central Hospital
When deceased-donor organs are unavailable, a healthy family member can donate part of their liver. The team has extensive experience in right-lobe and left-lobe living-donor procedures for both adults and children, with structured donor safety protocols.
Tianjin First Central Hospital
The urology and transplant program accepts even highly sensitized patients — those with antibodies that would reject most donor kidneys — using desensitization protocols, and provides long-term immunosuppression follow-up with English reports.
Second Hospital of Tianjin Medical University
