Deceased Donor Related Transplant

Who can give consent for organ donation after brain-stem death?

2019-03-01T09:11:57+00:00

A person legally in possession of the deceased person can sign the consent form. This is usually done by a parent, spouse, son/daughter or brother/sister.      By signing a consent form the family says that they do not have any objection to the removal of organs from the body of their loved one. It is a [...]

Who can give consent for organ donation after brain-stem death?2019-03-01T09:11:57+00:00

Who will receive my organ?

2019-03-01T09:11:32+00:00

Your vital organs will be transplanted into those individuals who need them most urgently. Gifts of life (Organs) are matched to recipients on the basis of medical suitability, the urgency of transplant, duration on the waiting list and geographical location. NOTTO and its state units (ROTTO & SOTTO) will work round the clock, every day [...]

Who will receive my organ?2019-03-01T09:11:32+00:00

How quickly should the donated Organs by a deceased donor, be transplanted?

2019-03-01T09:10:12+00:00

Healthy organs should be transplanted as soon as possible. Different organs can be transplanted within different time frame as mentioned below: Heart:- 4-6 Hours. Intestine:- 4-10 Hours. Liver:- 15-15 Hours. Pancreas:- 12-24 Hours. Kidneys:- 24-48 Hours.

How quickly should the donated Organs by a deceased donor, be transplanted?2019-03-01T09:10:12+00:00

What are the reasons for time delays in deceased organ donation?

2019-03-01T09:09:45+00:00

Confirmatory tests for brain death have to be done twice within an interval of six hours between the tests. Once consent for organ donation has been obtained, coordinating the process of organ retrieval takes time.      Organ retrieval from deceased donors involves many hospitals , and transplant teams should ensure that the donated organs match as [...]

What are the reasons for time delays in deceased organ donation?2019-03-01T09:09:45+00:00

Who will certify the Brain-stem Death?

2019-03-01T09:07:10+00:00

As per THOA Board of Medical Experts Consist of following will certify Brain-stem Death: 1. Doctor in charge of the hospital (medical superintendent) 2. Doctor nominated from a panel of Doctors appointed by the Appropriate Authority 3. Neurologist/neurosurgeon/intensivist nominated from a panel appointed by the Appropriate Authority. 4. Doctor treating the patient. The panel of [...]

Who will certify the Brain-stem Death?2019-03-01T09:07:10+00:00

What is Brain-stem Death?

2019-03-01T09:05:49+00:00

Brain stem death is cessation of function of the brain stem due to irreversible damage. It is an irreversible condition and the person has died. It is also called Brain Death in India.      A brain stem dead person cannot breathe on his own; however the heart has an inbuilt mechanism for pumping as long as [...]

What is Brain-stem Death?2019-03-01T09:05:49+00:00

What Organs and Tissues can a Deceased donor donate?

2019-03-01T09:05:25+00:00

If different organs and tissues are in medically fit conditions, following organs and tissues can be donated: Organs:- Two kidneys, Liver, Heart, Two lungs, Intestine, Pancreas. Tissues:- Two corneas, Skin, Heart valves, Cartilage / Ligaments, Bones /Tendons, Vessels

What Organs and Tissues can a Deceased donor donate?2019-03-01T09:05:25+00:00