Splenectomy Cost in India

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Starting From

$1,500

Average Cost

$2,800

Up To

$5,000

What Is the Cost of Splenectomy in India?

The cost of splenectomy in India typically ranges from $1,500 to $5,000 USD, depending on the hospital, city, and type of procedure.

Splenectomy is an operation to remove the spleen. It is usually done by keyhole surgery. The cost usually depends on:

  • Approach: keyhole (laparoscopic) or open surgery.
  • Reason for surgery: planned surgery for a blood condition or emergency surgery after injury.
  • Vaccinations: needed before or after surgery.
  • Hospital stay: shorter after keyhole surgery.

Why the Spleen May Be Removed

The NHS explains that the spleen may be removed if it is damaged, diseased or not working properly. Examples include some blood disorders, a very enlarged spleen and injury.

A ruptured spleen is a medical emergency. An enlarged spleen is often managed by treating the cause rather than by removal.

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Splenectomy: How the Operation Is Done

According to the NHS, most splenectomies are done by keyhole surgery through several small cuts, which usually means less scarring and quicker recovery. Open surgery through one larger cut is used when keyhole surgery is not suitable, and is often used in emergencies.

Recovery usually takes a few weeks.

Living Without a Spleen

The NHS notes that most people cope well because other organs take over many of the spleen's roles. However, there is a small lifelong risk of serious infection. The NHS advises:

  • Vaccinations: pneumococcal (with boosters every five years), yearly flu, MenACWY and MenB, ideally before planned surgery.
  • Antibiotics: low-dose antibiotics for at least two years, often longer.
  • Medical alert: carrying a card or bracelet and telling healthcare staff.
  • Travel: a higher risk of severe malaria, so precautions are important.

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