The two daughters of a 72-year-old woman from Ghaziabad took a selfless decision to donate the organs of their mother after she was declared brain-dead. This generous act of organ donation Saved the lives of three critically ill patients in urgent need of transplant.

The woman, a resident of Indirapuram, Ghaziabad, was taken to the emergency department of Max Super Specialty Hospital in Vaishali in an unconscious state two days ago. Doctors diagnosed massive bleeding in her brain, and despite their best efforts, she was declared brain-dead after thorough evaluation by a team of specialists including a neurologist, intensivist, pulmonologist, and cardiologist.

Faced with this tragedy, the medical team of the hospital approached the patient’s family with the option of organ donation. Understanding the impact of this decision, the family agreed to donate their mother’s organs, providing the gift of life to those waiting for a transplant.

The organs include a liver and two kidneyWho were being transplanted successfully. The liver was allocated to a 51-year-old male patient suffering from chronic liver disease (CLD), while a kidney was transplanted into a 43-year-old female suffering from chronic kidney disease (CKD). The second kidney was taken to PSRI hospital through the green corridor, where it was successfully transplanted into another patient.

The transplant surgery was performed under the leadership of Dr. Subhash Gupta, Chairman of Max Super Specialty Hospital. liver transplant and Dr. Rajesh De, Associate Director of the Department of Biliary Sciences, and Liver Transplantation. The kidney transplant was performed by Dr. Ananth Kumar, Chairman of Urology Renal Transplant and Robotics and Dr. Neeru P. Agarwal, Principal Director of Nephrology.

Organ donation is a life-saving act that has the potential to change the lives of people suffering from life-threatening conditions. Every year, thousands of people around the world wait for an organ transplant, but the supply of organs remains limited. Donating organs after death or as a living donor can give patients suffering from organ failure or disease a second chance at life.

The importance of organ donation lies in its ability to save many lives. Organs such as heart, liver, kidneys and lungs can be donated to individuals whose organs have failed due to disease, injury or genetic disorders. Depending on the organs donated, a donor can save or extend the lives of up to eight people.

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