क्या होता है ग्रीन कॉरिडोर? जीवनदान में कैसे निभाता है महत्वपूर्ण भूमिका, अंगदान करने की प्रक्रिया क्या है

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ग्रीन कॉरिडोर क्या होता है. यह क्यों बनाया जाता है. अंग दान करने की प्रक्रिया क्या है. कौन सा अंग कितने समय तक जिंदा रहता

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00:00When a person gets sick, some part of his body stops working.

00:06In such a situation, doctors try to cure that damaged part through pressure or surgery.

00:16Sometimes it happens that some part of the body stops working completely.

00:22In such a situation, the process of changing this damaged part of the body to a new one starts.

00:32Although it is a very difficult process, sometimes it does not succeed.

00:37But now the situation is such that the heart of the human body can also be changed.

00:45The liver can be changed, the kidneys can be closed.

00:48There are seven such organs that can be changed.

00:52There is a process for this, which was also given a legal form in 1994.

01:01The government is also increasing the program of organ transplantation.

01:05That's why they have a big budget.

01:08An incident related to this process was carried out in Jabalpur today.

01:14In which an old man, Baliram Kuswaha, was injured in an accident two days ago.

01:22And the doctors declared him brain dead.

01:25Then his family members decided to donate the right parts of his body.

01:34After this, two such patients were found who needed a liver and a heart.

01:42Baliram Kuswaha's heart and liver were removed from his body and sent to Bhopal and Indore through a green corridor.

01:53Before this, doctors, police and administration prepared on many levels.

02:00But this work was done so quickly that from yesterday afternoon to today morning,

02:04the organs were removed from Baliram Kuswaha's body and sent to his important patients.

02:13The patient who had an accident on 21st was admitted to our medical college at 1 o'clock in the evening.

02:20Since then, his condition was very bad.

02:22By morning, his brain stem was dead.

02:26On the advice of our neurosurgeons, his relatives immediately agreed to donate the organs.

02:33They helped us a lot to do this great donation.

02:37After that, our medical college team and our super speciality team confirmed the apnea test.

02:43First, we confirm whether the brain stem is dead or not.

02:47We confirmed this and informed our SOTO, the state organization for organ transplants, in Indore.

02:54We did the second apnea test at around 7.30-8.00 pm and it was confirmed.

02:58Then, the organ allotment was done.

03:00Earlier, we had planned that one liver would go to Indore, one heart would go to AIIMS,

03:05and two kidneys would go to Bhopal.

03:07But since the patient's condition deteriorated at night and his urine output stopped at around 2.30-3.00 pm,

03:14we could not use the kidneys.

03:16In the morning, we removed the heart and liver and sent the heart to AIIMS

03:21and the liver to Chaitram Hospital, Indore.

03:25I would like to thank his family from the bottom of my heart for doing such a great job.

03:34They gave life to two people.

03:36They wanted to donate to other people, but for some reason, we could not use the kidneys.

03:43We do not know the name of the hospital.

03:45Our job is to send the patient to the hospital.

03:49If you start the SH, we have been working on it since 8.30 am.

03:54It will take 2-2.5 hours to complete the operation.

04:00If we talk about the super speciality, our anaesthesia team, nephrology team and urology team,

04:06all three teams have been working on it since morning.

04:08The patient was a neurosurgeon.

04:10He was a great help.

04:12He informed us on time and convinced him.

04:16The two teams that came, the team to remove the heart came from AIIMS

04:20and the team to remove the liver came from Chaitram Hospital.

04:24Sir, if there is an EG establishment in Jabalpur in the future, how will it be done?

04:29See, the kidney transplant program is already going on in Jabalpur.

04:33We are doing the transplant in Medical College.

04:35But for some reason, we did not have the recipient, who was positive.

04:39We had two patients who were listed, but they had died.

04:42So, we could not use the kidneys.

04:44And our main aim is to be able to use the kidneys here.

04:47But we have not been able to use the kidney transplant.

04:50But we want that with your help,

04:53it should get so much advertisement that people should be aware.

04:57People are not ready yet.

04:59And our neurosurgery department is such a big department,

05:02where many such patients come every month.

05:05So, if there is awareness in the public, then we will be able to save many lives.

05:10Cross-match of kidneys is required in organ transplant.

05:15And this facility is not available in Jabalpur right now.

05:18That's why organs are sent from Jabalpur to those cities where this facility is available.

05:24And the patients there get the benefit of it.

05:27If this facility is developed in Jabalpur,

05:30then the patients of Jabalpur will also get the benefit of organ transplant.

05:34Vishwajit Singh, ETB Bharat, Jabalpur.

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