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  • 'Brain Dead' man's organs donated

    Indian Express, Wednesday, August 12, 2009

    THE family members of Rajaiah, a 48-year-old BSNL employee, gave new lease of life to four persons by donating his two kidneys and heart valves after he was declared 'brain dead'. The doctors of Mohan Foundation retrieved the organs and transplanted the kidneys to two patients. The heart valves have been retrieved by doctors from Innova Hospital and will be used for two patients.

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    • Lives lost for lack of organ harvest

      The Telegraph, Monday, May 25, 2009

      Each time a family grieving a death turns away social activist Brojo Roy, gastroenterologist Abhijit Chowdhury of SSKM Hospital sees a ray of hope fade for some of his patients with terminal liver disease.

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      • With three calls, organ registry has busy day

        The Times of India, Wednesday, January 28, 2009

        CHENNAI: It was one of busiest days at the Central Organ Registry the nodal agency working from the Government General Hospital to network

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        • Organ donation in state on upswing

          The Times of India, Sunday, November 16, 2008

          CHENNAI: Almost 10 years ago, even doctors hesitated to declare a road traffic accident victim brain-dead. Campaigns for harvesting organs of brain-dead patients were also ignored. On Saturday, the Tamil Nadu Governor Surjit Singh Barnala felicitated 13 families who had donated organs in the last six months. The state has recorded one of highest number of organ donations in the country.

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          • 25% of India's transplants take place in Chennai

            The Times of India, Wednesday, April 16, 2008

            CHENNAI: Long years of struggle convincing relatives of brain-dead patients to give their consent for organ donation appears to be paying off, with the number of organ donors going up in the last couple of years.

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            • State's organ registration initiative never took off

              The Times of India, Wednesday, April 16, 2008

              CHENNAI: The MGR medical university went to town announcing the inauguration of the Central Organ Registry in the city on July 11, 1997. Today,

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              • India's Black Market Organ Scandal

                Time World, Friday, February 1, 2008

                Shocked but not surprised. That might be the best way to sum up India's reaction to the revelation this week that a black market organ transplant ring had been harvesting kidneys from poor Indian laborers, sometimes against their wishes, and using them in foreigners desperate for transplants.

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                • Ending days of suspense, brain-dead boy dies

                  The Times of India, Monday, January 28, 2008

                  CHENNAI: Eight-year-old Nanjil Valavan lying in the intensive care unit of the Government General Hospital here, declared brain dead by doctors,

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                  • Simultaneous organ transplant performed

                    The Hindu, Saturday, July 14, 2007

                    HYDERABAD: Doctors at the Global Hospitals here transplanted heart and kidney simultaneously on a 57-year old recipient on Friday night. The organs were retrieved from a brain dead victim of a road accident two days ago. His liver as also transplanted on another patient and eyes donated to a city

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                    • Heart transplant successful

                      The Hindu, Saturday, July 7, 2007

                      Doctors at the Nizam’s Institute of Medical Sciences (NIMS) here successfully carried out a heart transplantation on a 28-year-old farmer, who has been facing recurrent heart failure. The procedure was carried out in the early hours of Friday after the heart was retrieved from a "brain dead"

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