When a living kidney donor is incompatible with the recipient and trades kidneys with another donor/recipient pair, the procedure is referred to as a "paired kidney exchange," or "kidney swap." This implies that there would be a simultaneous transplant from two live donors. Swap transplants often entail the exchange of organs between two families who, due to blood group incompatibility, are unable to give the organ to a member of their own family. Nephrologists think that this would reduce the kidney shortage and make it possible to expand the number of transplants lawfully. Visit Manipal to know more about the Swap kidney transplantation procedure in India.