Arun Jaitley Undergoes Dialysis, Renal Transplant Soon
Finance Minister Arun Jaitley today underwent dialysis at the All India Institute of Medical Sciences where he was admitted four days back for a kidney transplant.
Jaitley, who was admitted to the hospital on Friday, left for home this afternoon after undergoing dialysis, AIIMS sources told PTI. He is still under observation and is likely undergo renal transplant soon, the sources said.
A series of medical tests were conducted on 65-year-old Jaitley in the last few days ahead of his kidney transplant surgery. Jaitley is diabetic and suffering from a kidney ailment. He has not been attending office since last Monday. He has not even taken oath of office after being re-elected to the Rajya Sabha.
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The minister is likely to be operated by nephrologist Sandeep Guleria from Apollo Hospital, who is the brother of AIIMS Director Randeep Guleria, a family friend of Jaitley.
Jaitley had in September 2014 undergone a bariatric surgery to treat weight gain that he suffered because of a long-standing diabetic condition. That surgery was first performed at Max Hospital, but he had to be later shifted to AIIMS because of complications. He had a heart surgery several years ago.
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