भारत में ऑर्गन ट्रांसप्लांट में PGI चंडीगढ़ का है अहम रोल, अंगदान के लिए लोगों किया जा रहा है जागरूक

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सालाना लाखों की संख्या में लोगों के किडनी, पैंक्रियाज, हार्ट, लीवर सहित अन्य ऑर्गन फेल्योर हो रहे हैं. इसके अनुपात में डोनर नहीं हैं.

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00:00Sir, organ donation has a lot of activity and people are growing up.

00:07So, what kind of progress are you looking at organ donation?

00:14And what kind of challenges are you looking at?

00:17In the whole country, organ failure is growing up.

00:21There are many people who are struggling with organ failure.

00:25They are dying of organ.

00:27So, in our country, there was a law passed in 1994,

00:31which was permitted to organ donation after death.

00:35The next few years, there were many changes.

00:39Then, they learned it with doctors.

00:43In the last 15 years, the progress was very slow.

00:47In our country, it was almost no murder of organ donation.

00:53So, last year, 1200 organs donated after death.

00:571200 organs donated.

00:59Organs donated around 3000 organs.

01:03Which is a big step.

01:05To begin with.

01:07To begin with.

01:08At least 3000 organs are used.

01:11That is a great thing.

01:13But, this is not enough.

01:15Our actual needs are in a million.

01:17But, at least, we have no steps.

01:19We have no steps.

01:20We have no steps.

01:21We have no steps.

01:22At least, we are recognizing that it is a need.

01:24And it is important to us.

01:26So, if you talk about organ demand,

01:29if you talk about organ demand,

01:30how many organ demand are in this time?

01:34And how many are you able to complete it?

01:36There is a lot of demand.

01:38In today's case, if someone has a patient

01:40that has a kidney for me,

01:42for me, for me, for me, for me,

01:43for me, for me, for me, for me, for me,

01:44for me, for me, for me, for me.

01:45So, we say that you have a waiting list.

01:52Which is a huge time gap.

01:56If you think that you have a dialysis for eight years,

01:59then, kidney patients can still have dialysis.

02:03But, for the rest of the organs,

02:05there is no choice.

02:06If you have a heart failure,

02:07if you don't get an organ,

02:08you are dead.

02:09The same is for liver also.

02:11So, they are all time bound.

02:12There is no alternative therapy.

02:14So, demand is very high.

02:16But, we can't increase the pace.

02:18Because, EGI is a Kolota centre.

02:21Our patient is from North India.

02:23Haryana, Himachal.

02:25In those areas,

02:26there is no organ donation.

02:27So, if we don't start in those areas,

02:29then, our demand is higher.

02:32How much are you feeling in society?

02:35If there is a barrier,

02:37or if there is a barrier,

02:39then, there is a barrier for eight to nine years.

02:43If there is a barrier for new people,

02:45then, what can it reduce?

02:47Society awareness is very important for this program.

02:52But, I think that,

02:53in the last 10-15 years,

02:55the best media and social media have been covered.

02:59So, society is now aware.

03:01So, society is now aware.

03:02But, the problem is that,

03:04our hospitals are not ready.

03:06I am not ready.

03:07I mean,

03:08why not?

03:09In Chandigarh,

03:10only in the P.J.E. Office,

03:11hospital,

03:12where there is organ donation.

03:13Why not?

03:14We can start our medical college 32?

03:16Why not?

03:17We can start our medical college 32?

03:18Why not?

03:19We can start our medical college 32?

03:20Why not?

03:21We can start our medical college 32?

03:22So we have to start these areas.

03:24When we start, society needs to be aware and donate.

03:27When your hospital is not ready, how will your organ donation be?

03:30In the years, you have been transplanted more than 5,000 organs.

03:36So this is all successful.

03:39So what kind of journey is this?

03:41To reach the organ?

03:43I mean, I mean, those who were the purest of the organ transplant department in 1973,

03:54we have been born in the last year in 1973.

03:57So I think they had a great vision,

04:00that they could think that if this department is going to happen,

04:03it will be a lot of benefit.

04:05So the journey has been remarkable.

04:07I would say that in 2008,

04:12we have started disease organ donation.

04:14At that time, we have never thought about what we are in today.

04:17I mean, in our wildest dreams,

04:19we have never thought about pancreas transplant,

04:21that we will be a leader in the whole country.

04:24We have done so many pancreas transplant in the last 10 years,

04:27that we have come from the whole country,

04:29and we have got private governments.

04:31So I think the journey has been remarkable.

04:33Organ donation after several years,

04:35we have been able to assess organ donation.

04:37We have machines,

04:39we have been able to assess organ donation.

04:42The journey has been indeed incredible.

04:45Thank you, sir.

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