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00:00You must have seen and read many such news about organ donation.

00:05How much time does it take, what does it take, everything is there.

00:08But amidst all this, Amrita Hospital has once again done wonders.

00:11Actually, a woman's body parts were donated by the women's association.

00:17And in a very short time and with a lot of teamwork,

00:21there are many such body parts that were given to other patients.

00:25And they were given a new life.

00:27Whether we talk about eyes, hands, lungs, kidneys,

00:30there are many such organs that have been donated.

00:33And Amrita Hospital has successfully sent the donor to another patient.

00:38We have a team of doctors with us.

00:40And you will see here, there are all the doctors who were in surgery,

00:43who were in planning.

00:45The biggest challenge is about time.

00:47Sir is present with me.

00:48Sir, what is your name?

00:49I am Dr. Sanjeev Singh.

00:50I am the medical director of Amrita Hospital.

00:53Sir, it is often seen that there are many misconceptions about organ donation.

00:57What should be done in how much time, what should not be done.

01:00There are many things.

01:01What was the case in Amrita Hospital and how did you donate your organs?

01:05So when on December 31, when the whole world was celebrating its New Year's Eve,

01:12then there was a 76-year-old woman who was admitted in some other hospital.

01:17Her wish was to donate organs, to donate the body.

01:21She did not have that much facility.

01:24We got information, we shifted her here.

01:27Our brain death committee declared her immediately.

01:31We have the whole team present.

01:33Other than liver and kidney, hand, cornea.

01:36So immediately after the declaration, all people woke up.

01:41And by moving them here, two corneas, two hands, liver and kidney were transplanted here.

01:50It was successfully transplanted and donors were also found.

01:53At the same time, when we got this information, we had to call all the recipients.

01:59One recipient came from Rishikesh, one from Jammu, and one from Rohatak.

02:08Coordinating different recipients, calling them, matching their samples,

02:14all this work is very important in the background.

02:17And this donation is very important for us,

02:23because in Delhi and NCR, the disease donor program is not as successful as it is in the southern part of India.

02:32So through you, we would like more and more people to know,

02:36they should be active and come forward to donate their organs.

02:41Because one body can benefit about 23 people.

02:46And this woman has done it, so we salute her.

02:50And we would like to spread this through you,

02:54that more and more people should donate, so that we can make our life more productive.

02:59How many types of organs are donated in the hospital?

03:02I think you also get a license.

03:05So our hospital is such an old hospital, in which we have got permission for 13 organ transplants.

03:13Most of the hospitals do liver and kidneys,

03:17but here, because we have a team, a talent, a multidisciplinary team is available,

03:23so we have the approval of 13 organs, and as soon as the recipient is available,

03:29the whole team comes together and on the basis of organs, we do the whole donation.

03:34How many people benefited from this woman?

03:37About 4-5 people benefited from this woman.

03:425 people.

03:43We have other doctors, what is your name?

03:46My name is Dr. Shaleen Agrawal.

03:48I am the head of the department of liver transplant and liver surgery here.

03:51And as Sanjeev Sir was telling, I will say this only,

03:56we all say that organ donation is a great donation.

03:58There is no bigger donation than this.

04:00And in our Sanatani system, everyone has heard the story of Maharishi Dadhichi,

04:06who donated his entire organ, donated all his ashes.

04:10So, following the same path, as I am a liver surgeon,

04:14so I pay my respects to this woman.

04:17As soon as Dr. Sir told, she was shifted with full coordination.

04:23Our liver recipient was from Jammu.

04:26Her condition was very bad.

04:28First, a lot of preparation for her living donor was going on,

04:31but there was no donor fit in her family who could give her liver,

04:34and her condition was deteriorating day by day.

04:36She even contacted a hospital in the south,

04:39because as Dr. Sir said, there is a lot of donation in the south,

04:43and through you, we want the same situation to come in North India.

04:47So, as soon as we got to know, I called her first,

04:50and she immediately took an ambulance and left for Jammu on a cold night.

04:54And we completed all the preparations in the hospital here.

04:57We took that woman in O.T.

04:59and we removed her liver and both her kidneys.

05:02Dr. Sir then transplanted the kidneys,

05:04and as soon as the patient came,

05:06all the preparations were done within one hour,

05:08because in this hospital, most of the blood tests are done within an hour.

05:12So, that is a big benefit.

05:14So, we prepared the patient within an hour and a half,

05:17as soon as he came from Jammu,

05:18and within six hours, we inserted the liver in that patient.

05:22And the patient got well?

05:23That patient is now going to be discharged on Monday.

05:26So, the condition in which he came, in which he was not able to walk,

05:28he was very deep, he was drunk, his stomach was full of water,

05:31and he has been freed from all that.

05:33And that family is the benefactors of our hospital and the foundation of our hospital.

05:40The other doctor is here. Sir, what is your name?

05:42My name is Mohit Sharma.

05:43I am the Director of the Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery Department here.

05:47In this also, you put your hand on the other patient.

05:50What was the procedure?

05:52So, we had a patient.

05:55Actually, we started the whole program in India in 2015,

05:59when we started putting our hands on people.

06:02So, till now, we have put our hands on 18 people.

06:04By putting two hands.

06:06And this patient, both his hands were cut at the level of his arm.

06:12And we were seeing him for 4 years.

06:14And he had his hands cut 11 years ago.

06:18And for the last 4 years, he is registered with us.

06:21And we have also treated his legs.

06:24So, this woman was in great difficulty.

06:26And as soon as this donor family came to us,

06:31which was a very rich family,

06:33and they wanted to donate everything of their mother.

06:37And by their grace, they got these hands.

06:40And then we immediately called them from Rishikesh.

06:43And by doing all their blood tests, by matching everything.

06:47And we have 4 teams.

06:48So, 2 teams came from our Amrita Hospital in Cochin.

06:52And 2 teams were here.

06:54So, 4 teams are involved in this.

06:56How much time did it take?

06:58It took us 12 hours.

07:00Now, is the patient fine?

07:01Now, the patient is absolutely fine.

07:03Today, he has shifted outside the ICU.

07:06And in the next 2 weeks, he will be discharged from here.

07:10Another doctor is with us.

07:11Doctor, what is your name?

07:13My name is Dr. Anil Sharma.

07:14And I am a Kidney Transplant Surgeon here.

07:17So, when these women, their relatives decided to donate their organs,

07:22we called the kidney recipients.

07:25We transplanted one kidney here, and sent the other kidney to another hospital.

07:29So, the woman who was transplanted here,

07:32there was no donor in her family.

07:36So, she was on poor dialysis for many years, and was very worried.

07:40After transplanting this kidney, she is completely healthy now.

07:43She has been discharged.

07:44And she does not need dialysis now.

07:47So, through this case, we know that,

07:50as she was an elderly woman,

07:53the organs of such elderly people can also be taken for transplantation.

07:57My next question was,

07:58as the elderly woman was very old,

08:01can we give organ parts to others?

08:03To a young person, or to such a person?

08:05Yes, definitely.

08:06We check that the donor who is donating his organs,

08:11how fit his organs are to donate.

08:14When we decide that all organs can be used,

08:18can be given to someone,

08:21age does not matter, only age does not matter.

08:24We check the fitness.

08:26So, all the organs of this woman were almost good,

08:29and the kidneys were also good.

08:31So, we decided that her kidneys will be given to someone.

08:34How much time does it take in this process?

08:36To remove the kidney,

08:38when the other organs have been removed,

08:40it takes half an hour to remove the kidney.

08:42And the other, wherever we are applying,

08:44it takes 2 to 3 hours.

08:45Is there any time restriction for the kidneys?

08:48Yes, definitely.

08:50The sooner we apply the organs,

08:52the better the result is.

08:54Because the kidneys were taken here and applied here,

08:56the result was very good.

08:58And the woman who has been transplanted,

09:00she is completely healthy.

09:02She is completely healthy.

09:04Madam, what is your name?

09:06I am Dr. Rashmi Mittal.

09:08I am a Corneal Transplant Specialist at Amrita Hospital.

09:10So, this patient donated both her eyes.

09:12And for cornea or eye donation,

09:14usually we say that the restrictions

09:17that are applied to other organs,

09:19so there are no restrictions in cornea donation or eye donation.

09:23So, those who are not able to donate other organs,

09:26they can donate their corneas at least.

09:28They can donate their eyes.

09:30And this donation is not necessary to be done in the hospital.

09:33Those people whose death happens at home,

09:36if they call the hospital,

09:38our team reaches there.

09:40And this is a process of 10 to 15 minutes.

09:42So, a person who has expired,

09:44whose death has happened,

09:46the other person can see the world through his eyes.

09:48Absolutely, absolutely.

09:50Like we took two eyes from her,

09:52one of them is on the other woman.

09:54Earlier, she was not able to see anything,

09:56she could only feel the light.

09:58And today, within 15 days,

10:00she is able to see easily.

10:02How much time does it take?

10:04And how many challenges are there with this?

10:06The surgery procedure takes approximately 1 hour.

10:08And usually, within 1 month,

10:10the patient starts to see the result

10:12after 3 to 4 months.

10:14But usually, within 1 month,

10:16there is a significant improvement

10:18if the transplant is successful.

10:20So, you can see,

10:22there are doctors from Amrita Hospital,

10:24through whom 75-year-old women's organs

10:26were donated to 5 to 6 people.

10:28And 5 to 6 people are completely healthy.

10:30Their hands were donated,

10:32their eyes were donated,

10:34their kidneys, liver,

10:36all the organs that were functioning,

10:38those organs were donated to them.

10:40And after the death of one woman,

10:42Mukesh Kumar died.

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