Religious: The family member of a 34-year-old man from Ganjam Regency, who was declared dead at a private hospital in the letter, Gujarat, contributed his vital organs, helped save the lives of six patients.
Sushil Pradhan from Allapur Village in Blok Relagüttha suffered a brain stroke in a letter on January 26.
He was treated at a private hospital there where he was declared dead today.
His body arrived in his home village on Saturday night for cremation.
“His heart, heart, kidneys, and cornea are moved and successfully transplanted to six different people on Friday,” said Anil Sahu, the deceased brother.
The hospital authority spoke to Sushil family members first before deciding to donate organs.
Life donations, local NGOs in letters that have worked in the field of organ donations for several years, convincing sushil family members.
“Heart transplants are carried out in a hospital in Chennai, while kidney transplants and liver are carried out in Ahmedabad and the cornea transplanted in a hospital in the letter,” said Nilesh Mandlewal from Donate Life.
“We salute family members from the deceased for their decision to contribute vital organs after the doctor stated that the brain was dead,” Mandlewal added.
“My brother is not among us, but some people will be able to live a better life with their organs.
That is the reason we decided to donate his organs,” said Antil.
He said with the help of commissioners, letters, they arranged to send the body to Allapur Village on Saturday.
Mandlewala said Sushil was a third person from Ganjam whose vital organ had helped save the lives of others in the past two years.