International patients can securely share available medical reports and investigations for preliminary specialist review by Dr Vaibhaw Kumar and the transplant team before planning consultation or travel to India.
We confirm receipt within 30 minutes during working hours (09:00 AM to 07:00 PM). Reports are typically reviewed within 24 hours; urgent cases are prioritized within 4 hours.
Specialist report review
Treatment guidance
Second opinions
International patient support
Transplant eligibility review
What Happens After Report Submission?
After reviewing your reports, our team will provide structured clinical guidance based on your condition.
Step 1
Report Review
Available reports, imaging and clinical information are reviewed.
Step 2
Specialist Assessment
The clinical information is assessed to understand the condition and determine appropriate next steps.
Step 3
Coordinator Contact
A coordinator contacts the patient or family regarding the next stage of evaluation.
Step 4
Consultation if Appropriate
A video consultation or hospital visit may be arranged when further specialist discussion is required.
Submit Your Medical Reports
Share your contact details and available medical records for preliminary specialist review. Our coordination team will contact you regarding the appropriate next steps.
When Can Medical Report Review Be Helpful?
You may consider submitting your reports if you are facing any of the following conditions:
Liver cirrhosis or advanced chronic liver disease
Acute or chronic liver failure
Liver tumors or suspected liver cancer
Liver transplant evaluation or second opinion
Complex liver, bile duct, gallbladder or pancreatic conditions
Review before major hepatobiliary surgery
Clarification regarding an existing treatment recommendation
Treatment planning before travelling to India
Why Patients Seek Specialist Review with Dr Vaibhaw Kumar
2000+ Liver Transplants
Extensive experience in complex liver transplantation.
Advanced Hepatobiliary Surgery
Experience in complex liver, pancreatic and biliary surgical conditions.
Multidisciplinary Evaluation
Clinical decision-making supported by relevant multidisciplinary specialists.
International Patient Coordination
Structured support for overseas medical review, consultation and treatment planning.
Patient Questions
Frequently Asked Questions About Medical Report Submission
Patients and families commonly seek clarification regarding report submissions, specialist review timelines, transplant evaluation, and international care coordination.
How quickly are reports reviewed?
Urgent transplant and liver failure cases are prioritized. Most submissions receive an initial response within a few hours.
Can I submit reports from outside India?
Yes. Patients from India and overseas may submit reports electronically for preliminary review and guidance.
What reports should I upload?
Recent blood tests, imaging studies, discharge summaries, biopsy reports, and previous treatment records are most helpful.
Does submitting reports mean I need surgery?
No. Report review helps determine whether medical treatment, additional investigations, surgery, or transplantation may be appropriate.
Can I seek a second opinion?
Yes. Many patients use report review services to obtain an independent specialist opinion before making treatment decisions.
International Patient Support
Patients and families from Central Asia, Africa, the Middle East and other regions can submit available medical records for preliminary review before planning consultation or travel to India.
International Report Review
Coordinator Support
Travel Planning Assistance
Video Consultation Available
Need Help Submitting Your Medical Reports?
Our international patient coordination team can assist with report submission and guide you regarding the next steps for specialist evaluation.