The organs harvested from the accident victim gave new lease of life to six people. Liver and a kidney were transplanted at BGS Hospital and the eyes were sent to Narayana Nethralaya.
Bengaluru For The First Time Witnesses 2 Green Corridors In One Go To Save 2 Lives
The heart was transported from Columbia Asia Hospital to Narayana Health City. The kidney and pancreas were delivered to BGS Global Hospitals.
The heart was transported from Columbia Asia Hospital to Narayana Health City. The kidney and pancreas were delivered to BGS Global Hospitals.
‘The organ recipient was suffering from restrictive cardiomyopathy, and was reportedly waiting for a donor heart for the past five months.’
The donor, Kiran Kumar was a 19-year-old college student, who had met with an accident when he was returning from Nandi Hills with his friends. He was treated at BGS Global Hospital and the doctors declared him brain dead on December 19. His father agreed to donate his son’s organs.
Kiran’s father, Prabhu Kumar, said, “I lost my wife a year ago and now, my younger son is no more. I am yet to come to grips with this loss. If someone can get a new lease of life through Kiran, I think he has done his part.”
First Green Corridor Transports Liver in 20 Minutes to a City Hospital in Gurgaon
Green corridor created by Delhi and Gurgaon traffic police earmarked for safe and speedy transport of the organ harvested from a 40-year-old brain dead patient.
Green corridor created by Delhi and Gurgaon traffic police earmarked for safe and speedy transport of the organ harvested from a 40-year-old brain dead patient.
The deceased’s eyes have been sent to Narayana Nethralaya. His liver is being transplanted on a 54-year-old man from Bengaluru. His liver will be transplanted on a 49-year-old from Bengaluru.
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Liver Transplant Made Possible With The Help Of Green Corridor From Puducherry To Madurai
A green corridor was created throughout 378 km highway transporting the organ through a traffic-free route from Jipmer till it reached Apollo Speciality Hospital.
A green corridor was created throughout 378 km highway transporting the organ through a traffic-free route from Jipmer till it reached Apollo Speciality Hospital.
Traffic Police Create Green Corridor for 77-Year-Old Organ Donor
The Delhi Traffic Police helped a 77-year-old man fulfil his wish of being a social activist in last minutes of his life by facilitating organ donation from the clinically dead patient.
The Delhi Traffic Police helped a 77-year-old man fulfil his wish of being a social activist in last minutes of his life by facilitating organ donation from the clinically dead patient.
