Multispeciality Hospital in Delhi

SCI International Hospital is a 50 bedded fully NABH, state-of-the-art super speciality surgical centre, fully devoted to delivering high-quality healthcare. We have highly experienced doctors, surgeons and caretaking staff to attend to the personalized treatment and aftercare needs of every patient. It is a Centre of Excellence for Urology & Andrology,IVF & Fertility, Gynaecology and obstetrics, Advanced Laparoscopic Surgeries, Orthopaedics,Joint Replacement & Sports Injury, ENT & Cochlear Implant with Speech Therapy, Neonatology,Ophthalmology, dentistry & Orthodontics. At SCI, we have the most advanced technology and the latest equipment, as well as reliable facilities and support services available for our international patients.
Spread over 2 wings,the hospital has spared no effort to ensure optimal quality of treatment to the patients while ensuring affordable treatment costs.
About us:
50 beds, out of which 15 are critical care beds
4 state of the art modular OTs
Medical service provider to numerous embassies in Delhi
fully NABH accredited Hospital
treated more than 50,000 patients from 6 countries in the last 5 years
Advanced Treatments Available:
The first centre in north India with Revolix 200W Thulium laser for Prostate surgery
Advanced bariatric and laparoscopic (keyhole) surgeries with smallest 3mm incisions
Centre of Excellence for reconstructive Urology
Surgeons performing the highest number of urethroplasties in North India annually (>50)
100 watt Holmium laser for kidney stone surgery and Laser Prostate surgery
Men’s Health Clinic specialising in Male Infertility and Erectile Dysfunction
Doing a large number of Penile Implant surgeries for Erectile Dysfunction (ED)
Novel Shockwave Therapy for Erectile Dysfunction (ED)
Among the first dedicated IVF centres in Delhi
Successfully delivered over 5500 babies from over 55 countries
Level III NICU has successfully discharged >100 babies born with a birth weight under 800 gms safely
Carl Zeiss Operating Microscope for Microsurgical Procedures
Pioneer in Micro- TESE treatment – have successfully extracted viable sperms from many azoospermic individuals and achieving pregnancy and live births
Dedicated hearing clinic Offering Audiometry BERA, ISIS, ARB and speech Therapy under one roof.
Only NABH Accredited Hospital in Delhi offering Medical Examination of Sailors as Certified by DG
shipping, Govt. of India
Offering latest cell-based Orthbiologics treatment to avoid joint replacement surgeries in Osteoarthritis
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Advanced Laparoscopic & General Surgery
Advanced Laparoscopic & General Surgery
Advanced Laparoscopic & General Surgery
Our Doctors
Dr.Shivani Sachdev Gour
MBBS,MS,M.Ch (Urology)
Dr. Vishal Dutt Gour, is the Consultant Urologist and Male Fertility Specialist at SCI Healthcare for the past 14 years.Dr. Shivani Sachdev Gour
M.D. DNB M.R.C.O.G. (UK)
Dr. Shivani Sachdev Gour is the founder and director of SCI Healthcare and Multispecialty Centre and consultant fertility specialist.Dr. Arvind Kumar
MBBS, MS - General Surgery
With an overall experience of more than 14 years in the field of surgery which includes 14 years in Advanced Laparoscopic surgery.FAQS
Who cannot get a Kidney Transplant?
Several patients have an assumption that if they are old they cannot get a kidney transplant, but if you are otherwise healthy, age is not a factor in determining your transplant eligibility. However, there can be other factors that may prevent patients from getting a kidney transplant if:
- Current life expectancy is less than 5 years
- Recent cancer (other than most skin cancers)
- Untreatable heart disease/ psychiatric illness
- Missing dialysis appointments or signing off the machine early
- Active substance abuse (alcohol or drugs)
- Lack of health insurance or Medicare/ Medicaid coverage
What are the benefits of living donor transplant?
Kidney for a transplant may come from a person who has died (a deceased donor) or from a healthy living person who can be a family member, a friend who donates a kidney (a living donor). The benefit of living donor transplant is that the recipient will have a kidney immediately available to them. There is no waiting list. The surgery can take place while the recipient is relatively stable and is done as an elective procedure. This allows for surgery to occur in a healthier recipient who is expected to have better surgical outcomes.
Who can be a living donor?
According to Indian transplant act, a living donor can only be the recipient’s first degree blood relative, i.e. mother, father, brother, sister or spouse on emotional ground. All kidney transplant patients personally arrange their legal donor.
Which kind of transplant happens faster?
A living donor transplant happens faster if the living donor is available within one year; however, with a deceased donor transplant several patients have to wait for 3-5 years until a kidney is available is from a deceased donor.
"Is there a difference between having a living or deceased donor transplant?
Yes. Living donor transplants last longer than deceased donor transplants because a living donor kidney is removed from a healthy donor and transplanted.
How is a possible living donor evaluated?
Many variables are considered when evaluating a possible living donor. Living donors must be over 18 years of age, healthy, free of kidney disease and have normal blood pressure. The best matches come from full siblings (brothers or sisters). Areas of evaluation include the following.
- Blood group (A, B, O) compatibility of donor and recipient.
- Tissue typing: Once the donor’s blood group matches with the patient’s blood group, tissue typing is advised. Both the recipient and donors blood is tested HLA – A, B, & DR. Generally, 50% match is accepted. For spouse donor, even lower match is acceptable.
- We have got an experience of performing ABO incompatible kidney transplant. Even if blood group of donor & recipients are not matching, then also transplant can be done. In modern era with the availability of plasmapheresis, adsorption filters and few special drugs, it can be made possible with comparable results.
"What would happen if Kidney Transplant does not work? Would the patient die?"
No. In case the transplant does not work the recipient can start or resume dialysis or pursue another transplant.
"Can a person live longer with a transplant as compared to dialysis?"
Yes. Patients who have a transplant done live longer than the patients who stay on dialysis. The transplanted kidney works whole day to remove total waste from the body. Dialysis removes little amount of waste only when the dialysis machine works.
What are the risks of having a kidney transplant?
It is true that getting a kidney transplant is better than having dialysis as there are chances of a higher survival. You can experience:
- Excessive bleeding
- Clotting of blood
- Rejection/failure of donor kidney
- Risk of severe infections from the donated kidney
What should be the diet post-transplant?
Excessive weight gain immediately after a transplant can be dangerous. It can lead to problems like high cholesterol, high blood pressure, diabetes. You need to be careful in choosing your diet and consume:
- High-fiber foods rather than fried foods
- Initially, you must consume rich sources of protein like eggs (avoid raw or uncooked eggs), chicken, and low fat dairy products.
- At least 8 to 10 glasses of water. Refrain from having any calorie drinks, beverages or canned soups.
- You should try to use olive oil instead of saturated fats like butter.