The kidney extracted by a team of doctors at Ma Super Specialty Hospital was successfully transplanted into a 50-year-old patient who was suffering from kidney failure.
Punjab Police was roped in to create green corridors by clearing traffic for ambulances to transport the body faster.
Pina Moudgil, senior vice president, hospital operations, Max Super Specialty Hospital, said: "The donor was declared brain dead during treatment, and when his family agreed to donate his organs, Fortis Hospital on Sunday His kidneys were removed."
“It took only 10 minutes to transport the kidney to Max Hospital due to the green corridor maintained by Punjab Police. For this, we appreciate the Punjab Police for creating a corridor to immediately transport the harvested kidney to the needy patient."
Jagdish Sethi, associate director of kidney transplant, said the recipient was suffering from kidney failure for the last two years and was in desperate need of a transplant.
The transplant has gone well and the recipient patient is now stable, he said.
Superintendent of Police, Traffic, Harjinder Singh Mann said: “We are proud of our role in such an important, multi-state life-saving initiative like organ transplantation. We salute the courageous family who, despite their immense loss, donated their loved one's organs. "Decided to do." Offering a fresh start to th recipient."
Punjab Police was roped in to create green corridors by clearing traffic for ambulances to transport the body faster.
Pina Moudgil, senior vice president, hospital operations, Max Super Specialty Hospital, said: "The donor was declared brain dead during treatment, and when his family agreed to donate his organs, Fortis Hospital on Sunday His kidneys were removed."
“It took only 10 minutes to transport the kidney to Max Hospital due to the green corridor maintained by Punjab Police. For this, we appreciate the Punjab Police for creating a corridor to immediately transport the harvested kidney to the needy patient."
Jagdish Sethi, associate director of kidney transplant, said the recipient was suffering from kidney failure for the last two years and was in desperate need of a transplant.
The transplant has gone well and the recipient patient is now stable, he said.
Superintendent of Police, Traffic, Harjinder Singh Mann said: “We are proud of our role in such an important, multi-state life-saving initiative like organ transplantation. We salute the courageous family who, despite their immense loss, donated their loved one's organs. "Decided to do." Offering a fresh start to th recipient."
