Dr. Goutham Vijayan
MD
Anesthesiologist specializing in transplant anesthesia for liver, kidney, and pancreas surgery
AnesthesiaSpecialistSurgery & Critical Care
Experience
20 years
Languages
English, Georgian, Hindi, Malayalam, Tamil
Location
Al Maryah Island, Abu Dhabi
Sees
adults
- ✦Specializing in transplant anesthesiology since 2011
- ✦Extensive experience managing liver, kidney, and pancreas transplant procedures
- ✦Active role in donor-living related liver transplant program at Cleveland Clinic Abu Dhabi
- ✦Practiced across multiple UAE institutions for over a decade
About Dr. Goutham Vijayan
Dr. Goutham Vijayan is an Associate Staff Physician in the Anesthesiology Department at Cleveland Clinic Abu Dhabi's Integrated Hospital Care Institute. He has specialized in anesthesiology since 2011 and brings extensive experience across multiple UAE healthcare institutions. He received his medical degree from Kasthurba Medical College in India and completed residency training in anesthesiology and critical care.
Dr. Vijayan's clinical focus centers on transplant anesthesiology, with particular expertise in liver, kidney, and pancreas transplant procedures. He also manages anesthesia for complex hepatobiliary and major urological surgeries. His role includes supporting the hospital's active transplant programs and donor-related liver transplant initiatives.
He is well suited for patients requiring anesthesia care during major organ transplant surgery or complex abdominal procedures, where his specialized transplant experience ensures comprehensive perioperative management.
Special interests: liver transplant anesthesia, kidney transplant anesthesia, pancreas transplant anesthesia, living-related donor transplant.
A good choice if you…
- ✓need anesthesia for liver, kidney, or pancreas transplant surgery
- ✓require anesthesia care for major hepatobiliary procedures
- ✓undergoing complex urological surgery requiring specialized anesthetic management
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