Kochi arrives in Kochi 11 September | | Photo Credit: Thulasi Kakat
Two recent successful heart transplants in Kerala gave dynamics to register organ disputes in the state, with more than 500 registrations received in four days of operations.
In Kochi, Thursday, September 11 and Saturday (September 13), two heart transplant operations were performed because the organs were harvested from patients with brain in Thiruvananthapuram and Kochi.
On Thursday, the donor’s heart from ISSAC George, who was a dead brain, was taken from Thiruvananthapuram. It was successfully transplanted into 28 -year -old native Angamala. In the early hours of Saturday, another heart transplant operation was performed when the heart was donated by 18 -year -old Biljith, the victims of the dead brain accident, transplanted into 13 years. Both operations were performed in Lisie Hospital in Kochi by a team led by a heart surgeon Dr. Jose Chack Periyappuram.
The highest number of organ regulations was from Thiruvananthapuram, which was 80 years. This was followed by 58 registrations from Ernacula and 55 from Kollam.
“Both successful transplantation and multiple organ gifts had to leave significantly a positive impact on society. We also got promises from other districts, including Wayanad and Karagod, where we did not carry out many campaigns. This surge is based only on a positive public sentiment on the organs and hearts that concern The state -related program, Kerali, Keralia, Kerania, on Kerarals concerning bodies concerning the authorities concerning the bodies concerning the died donor program transplantation.
While 16 registrations were received from Kasaragod, Wayanad has seen six registrations these days.
The donor promises, which on Wednesday (September 10) cost three, jumped to 60 on Thursday, which meant a huge increase. This then increased for the next two days, as nearly 200 people registered in a single day. On Sunday, the donor registration was 61 years old. This means the third such increase in registrations this year, the others are 6 April and 7 April, which recorded 583 and 166 registration, according to data available on the website of the National Organization for Organ Transplantation and Tissue.
Published – September 2025 9:09 PM
