Pioneering Work – Bombay Blood Group

Peer-reviewed publications and conference abstracts documenting the world’s first ABO-H incompatible kidney transplant in a recipient with Bombay blood phenotype, performed by Dr. Rajan Ravichandran and team at MIOT Hospitals, Chennai, India.

WCN 2025 Abstract: World’s First ABH Incompatible Transplant in Bombay Blood Phenotype

The WCN 2025 Bombay blood group transplant abstract marked a historic moment in renal science. I am proud to share that at the World Congress of Nephrology (WCN) 2025 in New Delhi, our team at MIOT Hospitals first announced a massive leap forward in transplant immunology. Details of the WCN 2025 Bombay Blood Group Transplant

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World’s First Bombay Blood Group Kidney Transplant | Sapiens Health Foundation

The Bombay blood group kidney transplant has long been considered one of the most formidable immunologic challenges in transplant medicine. For decades, severe blood group mismatches were viewed as an absolute contraindication to renal transplantation. Today, I am proud to share that a landmark study from my team at MIOT Hospitals, Chennai has been published

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