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01:00liver, kidney, heart,
01:03these things,
01:04when they come to the hospital,
01:07they have a failure.
01:09They have a lot of alcohol.
01:11They have a lot of alcohol.
01:13They have a lot of alcohol.
01:14They have a lot of alcohol.
01:15They have a lot of alcohol.
01:17The organs are at three levels.
01:20In other words,
01:21there is a number difference.
01:24The organs have a lot of failure.
01:28They have a lot of alcohol.
01:34Again, we have to answer the call.
01:37Already, we have a good guideline,
01:39or a pathway.
01:40That is,
01:41we have a lot of alcohol.
01:43We have a lot of alcohol.
01:47We have a lot of alcohol.
01:50We have a lot of alcohol.
01:54In Kerala,
01:56not that I know.
01:58So,
01:59I think that's the problem.
02:00What do we want to do?
02:02What do we want to do?
02:03I probably want to say that
02:04there are a lot of reasons.
02:05There is a lot of alcohol.
02:07There is some reason
02:09that we have to do that.
02:10There is a lot of alcohol.
02:11It's a lot of alcohol.
02:13There are a lot of alcohol.
02:15AI, THUDAANI AI, one of the things that comes from a lot of people.
02:18One of the things that comes from longevity.
02:20That means, organ failure patients are all the same.
02:23The first thing is that they are in a small portion.
02:30They are in small pieces of the data.
02:34Actually, we have two organs to procure.
02:39One is a live donation.
02:41Live donation is a live donation.
02:43This is a life related donor.
02:47My name is a member of the donor.
02:50This is a big circle of money.
02:53I got to say,
02:56I have to say,
02:59I have to say,
03:02I have to say,
03:04I have to say,
03:07I have to say,
03:09Because there is no doubt about it.
03:12That's the first thing.
03:13The second thing is,
03:14altruistic, well-vish donation.
03:17One person said,
03:18I want to do something good for the society.
03:23So, I said,
03:25I want to do something good for the society.
03:27So, I said,
03:29I want to do something good for the society.
03:32So, I said,
03:34we have a very good model.
03:38Actually, in 2009,
03:40there is no doubt about it.
03:42He is a kidney priest.
03:44He is a father.
03:46He is a father.
03:47He is a child.
03:49He is a child.
03:51He is an altruistic donor.
03:53He is a child.
03:55So, we have a model.
03:56Live donor is related to well-vish donor.
03:59This is random.
04:01One of the most important things.
04:03Well-vish donors,
04:05we do not know of him.
04:07He is a family.
04:09So, we have to have a life.
04:10Good,
04:11he is a family with a family.
04:12He is a family.
04:14So, we have to have to tell us,
04:16So, there is a disease that is underutilized, and there is a disease that is underutilized.
04:23So, there is a disease that is dead in the ICU, road traffic accidents, brain damage, and bleeding.
04:34So, there is a disease that is dead in the life, and there is a disease that is dead in the ICU.
04:40So, there is a disease that is dead in the body, and the other organs that are not dead in the ICU,
04:52in that moment, these are not dead in the ICU.
04:56So, there is a disease that has been a disease that is unbearable.
05:08In Kerala, it was in 2012 in Kerala.
05:12It was very important that I had a professor, Dr. Ramdas Speciality,
05:17Nephrology Head of the Department, Trivandrum Medical College Principal.
05:21That was Kerala Network for Organ Sharing.
05:25It was a project that was in Kerala Network for Organ Sharing.
05:27It was a project that was done in Kerala Network for Organ Sharing.
05:32Kerala Network for Organ Sharing.
05:34That was a disease donation project.
05:37It was a state convener.
05:39It was a state convener.
05:41In 2012, it was a 19-year-old.
05:44There were 30 organs in Kerala Network for Organ Sharing.
05:49That's right.
05:50We had an organ pool in Kerala Network for Organ Sharing.
05:56You said that this is a road accident case.
05:59Do we know about any problems?
06:01When the road accident comes to Kerala Network,
06:03the patients come to Kerala Network.
06:05They are brain dead.
06:07There are several individuals in Kerala Network,
06:10and there were the members of the group,
06:12and they find an organ and other organs of the group.
06:13Then they found that the doctors were going to get checked.
06:15After they found the student to check.
06:16They found a committee to check this.
06:18They found the community and her family in Kerala Network.
06:20I am going to take a document.
06:27I am going to take a look at the same thing.
06:31We are going to do organ donation.
06:36I am going to take a kidney.
06:39I am going to take a liver and take a two.
06:42I am going to take a heart, lungs, pancreas.
06:46There are many organs and skin and skin.
06:50So, it is common to get rid of the two kidneys, liver, heart.
06:56It is common to get rid of the cornea.
07:00Yes, it is important to get rid of the cornea.
07:03You can get rid of the cornea, but you can get rid of the cornea.
07:11In the work of a donor, we have to donate to the donor.
07:20We have to get rid of the donor's health.
07:23It is a great act.
07:29We will always make sure that he is not troubled in any way.
07:34Both physically and mentally.
07:36So, that is the same thing.
07:39We have to get rid of the doctor.
07:42The doctor is not the same as the body.
07:45There is no pressure.
07:47You can get rid of the organ donation.
07:49You can get rid of it.
07:51It is important to get rid of the donor.
07:54You can get rid of the donor.
07:55You can get rid of the donor.
07:56You can get rid of the donor.
07:57One of the many donors is that we have to get rid of the donor.
07:59It is a good example.
08:00One of the important things that we have to get rid of the donor.
08:05Now, in this case, the donor's care is a frequent follow-up, and the donor's care is a frequent follow-up.
08:20Donors have to be taken care of, even after the donation.
08:26That's why they have to be taken care of.
08:29What do you want to do?
08:31What do you want to do?
08:33What do you want to do?
08:34What do you want to do?
08:36Noto is the National Organ and Tissue Transplant Organization.
08:43It's a website called Be A Donor.
08:47We can donate organ.
08:52This is not a problem.
08:53We want to do two things.
08:55One is to give a problem.
08:57One is to give a problem.
09:00That's why it's a problem.
09:02I have to do a problem.
09:03Children have to do a problem.
09:05After death, I have to do an issue.
09:09But I want to donate my organs.
09:11That's why I want to do a problem.
09:13One is to give a problem.
09:15So, in order to add an idea, it will be done.
09:19Doctor, what do you call a cadavre transplant?
09:24That's not the case.
09:26Cadavre transplant is brain dead donors.
09:32Cadavre means a dead person.
09:34This is a brain dead person.
09:37What do we know about our lives?
09:41What do we know about our lives?
09:43We know about our lives.
09:46One might have been a disease.
09:48Liver, diarrhea, heart, pantaeus,
09:54This is also the endocrine, skin, or endocornia.
10:00We can recover from the disease.
10:03One disease, this makes the disease a sick baby.
10:08If there is an epidemic, we can recover from the disease.
10:11I had maybe a 15-year-old baby.
10:14I had a scan for one kidney.
10:16We started having a luxury.
10:19One kidney is not a big issue.
10:22Then one kidney is a liver.
10:25We have a human body.
10:28How much age do you have been given to the age of 18?
10:34Actually, as you said,
10:35the lower age limit is 18.
10:38adult, in 18 years,
10:41you need to be able to do that.
10:43There is no upper age limit.
10:46Actually,
10:47we don't have to be able to do that.
10:52We don't have to be able to donate.
10:59Usually, we need to be able to be able to be 60-65.
11:03We don't have to be able to be able to be a donor.
11:07We are able to give a very healthy donor,
11:08which is 70-75.
11:10What about 60-65 questions?
11:15Yes.
11:16The most important thing is,
11:16the diabetes,
11:18we don't have to be able to get it.
11:20Uncontrolled blood pressure.
11:22When you have to get it,
11:26you feel that it is important to be able to get it.
11:30Heart failure, kidney failure, liver failure,
11:33lung syndrome problem,
11:35It's a great problem.
11:37There is a lot of pain.
11:40When we get the organ, we get the organ.
11:44That's why we get it.
11:46It's a voluntary donation.
11:48It's a lot of money.
11:50How many people do this work?
11:53How many people do this work?
11:55How many people do this work?
11:57How many people do this work?
12:00How many people do this work?
12:02We will go to hospital.
12:04After 4th day or 5th day,
12:06we will go to hospital.
12:08We will go to hospital.
12:10We will try to prevent uterus from getting a lead.
12:14About 4-6 weeks.
12:16We will go back to normal life.
12:20I will say that we will do this work.
12:23We will try to get the pain.
12:26I will ask you.
12:28It's called medical conditions.
12:30It's the age limit.
12:32Okay.
12:33How many people do this work?
12:35How many people do this work?
12:36How many people do this work?
12:38How many people do this work?
12:39Before transplantation,
12:41we have two things.
12:43One is blood group matching.
12:4590-95% of transplants,
12:48we can do blood group matching.
12:50We can do blood groups matching.
12:53We can do it.
12:54We can do it.
12:55It's about 5-10%.
12:57We can do it.
12:58Suppose,
12:59we can do it.
13:00This means the second reason
13:01there's a question of stress.
13:02The second reason
13:04about that,
13:05if we do it,
13:06we can do it.
13:07We can do it.
13:08The second reason
13:09the organ is not for transplantation.
13:10We can do it.
13:11It's a good problem.
13:12Across the blood group,
13:14the blood groups are not going to happen.
13:15It is the medical treatment protocol.
13:18That's what we do.
13:20This transplantation is fine.
13:21I have to do that.
13:26I also have to take a look at the blood group matching.
13:28I have to take a look at the kidney.
13:31If you had to use the kidney to the kidney,
13:34you can have antibodies on your body to the kidney.
13:39That's how I have to take a look at the tissue matching.
13:43So I'm also telling you, now I'm going to do the same thing as a person,
13:46then I'm going to meet up here.
13:48I'm not going to get in touch with you.
13:50So I'm going to tell you that.
13:51I'm not going to tell you about it.
13:53I'm not going to tell you about it.
13:55I'm going to tell you about it.
13:57After your life,
13:59you'll have to get a donor.
14:02You'll have to get a donor card.
14:04I'm telling you,
14:05I'm going to tell you about it.
14:07My body will not register.
14:11That's right, right?
14:13Because if we don't have any knowledge,
14:15we don't have to be able to live.
14:18That's right.
14:19Because we have to talk about the donor
14:21and we have to talk about two near relatives.
14:25Yes, that's right.
14:27So, what are you talking about today?
14:30What are you talking about today?
14:32As the theme specifies,
14:36there is a gap between organ failure,
14:40and there is a gap between organ failure,
14:42and we have to find out.
14:44The organ failure,
14:46is having a living donation.
14:48So, we have to find out
14:52that organ-pool
14:54brain dead,
14:56a cadavre donation.
14:58And in the past,
15:00we have to find out
15:02that we have to find out
15:04and find out
15:05The first time we were to take a few years to see the world,
15:10We were able to find a few years in our history.
15:14There are some myths and myths.
15:17We are aware of the human beings,
15:21We have a lot of human beings,
15:24We have a lot of cinema and we have a lot of positive cinema.
15:27That's why we are very happy,
15:30We are happy to make that green corridor,
15:32The drug is fast-ight. We have been happy, and thrilled.
15:35We have been also a full-time necessity.
15:38We were also trying to help on the cancer.
15:41I am also a problem with our illness.
15:44I think that we have to go with the development of my health.
15:48Let's say now, we have to go to our own.
15:50And the duties of our society has to go to our society.
15:52We have to go to our society,
15:54we have to go to our society,
15:56we have to go to our society,
15:58we have to go to our society,
16:00We are doing a great job and we are going to pledge in the past.
16:07We are going to donate organ donors.
16:13Thank you, Doctor.
16:15Thank you, Doctor.
16:17Thank you, Doctor.
16:30Thank you, Doctor.
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