Gurgaon: A 44-year-old woman, who was declared dead brain after suffering a critical injury, gave a lifetime for at least three people by means of organ donations in private hospitals on Wednesday.
The woman was received at the hospital near the city center of Huda on September 15 and the doctors stated the ‘dead brain’ the next day.
On September 21, his family nodded his organ donation.
While the woman was a gurgaon resident, all the recipients belonged to Delhi.
A hospital official told Tii, “it is possible after the patient’s family agreed to donate his organs.
Organization of the National Organ & Network Transplant (Noto) allocate organs to three separate recipients.” Dr.
Om Prakash, Consultant (Neuro-Anesthesia), Hospital Fortis, said: “The donor was hospitalized on the night of September 15.
He was found unconscious.
After the evaluation, we found proof of the main bleeding in the brain.
Despite the best efforts of the nervous team, he gave up and declared the brain’s death.” Family, though There was time for their sadness, deciding to donate organs and cornea.
“One of the kidneys and liver was transplanted on FMRI to a 38-year-old woman and a 52-year-old man respectively.
The second kidney was allocated and transplanted to a 43-year-old woman in Delhi.
The two corneas were sent to the Bank,” Prakash said.
Dr Avnish Seth, Managing Director, Gastroenterology & Hepatobiliary, Fortis and Director, Fortis Retrieval & Transplantation (Fortress), “In 2019, more than 700 families throughout India agreed to contribute the organs of the people they loved.
Meanwhile , there are 70% decrease in organ contributions and tissues throughout the world because of a pandemic.
“According to the doctor, the current level of organ donations in India is less than 1 donor per million populations compared to more than 30 donors per million in most Western countries.
There is a lack of organs and gaps between the number of organs donated and the number of people waiting for the transplant to increase.