00:00They have been transplanted over 50 years, but our urology team has been transplanted in 1997,
00:08and then we have been transplanted in 2018, but we have been transplanted in the past,
00:14and we have been doing a lot of problems.
00:19Our facility numbers were reduced,
00:24and we have been working on the operating time and operating time.
00:37We have been working on the operating facility,
00:43and we have been working on the operating facility,
00:47so we have been working on the regular system,
00:53and now the system has been working for a year.
00:57So, we have been working on this,
01:00and we have been working on the system,
01:02and we have been working on the system.
01:05How many of the transplant have been transplanted in a year?
01:07No, it's not very much.
01:09We have been transplanted in our unit.
01:12We are talking about our unit.
01:14We are talking about our unit.
01:15We are talking about the urology unit.
01:18We are talking about in a tank.
01:24So just to put a problem into our unit,
01:25let us understand both,
01:26we have heard the transplant.
01:41Look, nephrology, which has kidney problems, which has medical problems, which has a nephrology department, which has a surgical problem, which has a urology department.
01:56And when the hospital's kidney failure comes to the hospital, they go to nephrology.
02:06Because nephrology, they have a lot of detail in their problems.
02:14And the reversible factors, they know that the reversible factors can be treated.
02:24And when the reversible factors can be treated, they remain reversible.
02:30And when the kidney failure comes to the hospital, they go to renal replacement therapy.
02:41Now, there are two major reasons for renal replacement.
02:45One is regular diagnosis.
02:47One is regular diagnosis.
02:50And the other is that kidney transplanted.
02:54And the other is that kidney transplanted.
02:56It is compatible with a kidney with a kidney.
03:02Compatibility is very important.
03:04If it is compatible with a kidney, it will be rejected.
03:09If it is compatible with a kidney transplant, it will be successful.
03:19Then, the dialysis requirement is complete.
03:22The dialysis requires every three days.
03:26The patient will not be satisfied with the machine.
03:29The patient will not be satisfied with the machine.
03:33The quality of life is very improved.
03:35And also, the distance of the patient needs to increase the longevity.
03:41The patient can improve the duration of the province of the stroke and efficacy.
03:45Also, the patient needs to improve the patient.
03:47And the patient's risk about diabetes from the breastfeeding.
03:49The patient's risk of diabetes is significantly lower.
03:54The patient needs to lose 50 minutes.
03:56What is the patient's risk of the patient's risk?
03:58In wholepartight, there are 100,000 person who has the waiting list.
04:03There are two limitations on the transplant.
04:07One is the facilities.
04:10Now, when we started transplanting,
04:14the All India Institute's capacity
04:24is 40-50% of the population.
04:29Prof. Sir, how much load and weight are in transplant?
04:34Like you said, there is another limiting factor that is the donor.
04:40Because it is a compatible donor.
04:44Life-related donor is the best.
04:59The other limitation is the donor.
05:03It is not only a facility, but it is also a limitation.
05:09If there is a compatible donor and the transplant can be safely and successfully,
05:20then our waiting list is very important.
05:23I will be able to check it out.
05:25I will not be able to check it out.
05:27I will not be able to check it out.
05:29The number of operation traders is very large.
05:34If you have added a new facility,
05:40then the number of operation traders have added.
05:44We have added numbers.
05:46We will not have to check it out.
05:48We will not have to check it out.
05:52So, if you have to understand that we have added new facilities,
05:56then we will not have to check it out.
05:58These people have added new facilities.
06:00This is not a new facility.
06:02The utilization of these these operation theatres for this service has been added.
06:08Is that the 40-50% of the benefits of the department for this service?
06:11Yes, our idea is that the small and small parts of the department.
06:13That is why we have done so.
06:15Yes, the small and small parts of the department.
06:18How much capacity is the best?
06:20Sir, how much capacity is bed for transplant care?
06:24We have in our unit 5 beds for transplant care, which is an isolation facility for transplant care.
06:42We have a whole nursing team, doctors team, and all of them are dedicated to a facility.
06:52At a time, if we have 5 transplant patients in the hospital,
07:03after transplant, after 2-5 weeks,
07:13we have to do intensive care.
07:18So, we have to do this facility for transplant to be done or being done under the Department of Shiroprosy.
07:32Sir, last question.
07:33Sir, in terms of transplant care and other private hospitals,
07:36how much capacity is there?
07:38How much capacity is there?
07:39No, it is not free.
07:41However, those services are not available to the hospital,
07:44they have to take only those services.
07:47The rest of the operation charges are free.
07:51Bed charges are free.
07:53Food and all are free.
07:55So, we have to take a look at the hospital system.
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