Surat: In his demise, he became a legend by donating his everything Organ And also the organs. But sadly, 14-year-old Dharmik Kakadiya from Diamond City, who struggled each day of his short life as he could not find a matching kidney donor, on Sunday gifted his heart to a 15-year-old Class XI student of Junagadh. given in. In Ahmedabad, who became the youngest patient to have a heart transplant surgery performed in the state.
But Dharmik’s kindness doesn’t end there, he became the youngest donor in the ‘giving’ country. Hand Pune resident, who lost both his arms and legs due to electric shock. Incidentally, this is the 19th hand transplant surgery in the country.
While the tenth grade student died in pain, he lived a new life among seven people by donating his heart, liver, lungs, eyes and even his hands. “My son lived in a traumatic situation and we know how important organ Donation Is. So we agreed to donate whatever organs were useful,” said Ajay, Dharmik’s father and an employee at a diamond unit.
Dharmik had a kidney problem five years ago and his condition was getting worse for which he had to undergo dialysis thrice a week. Even though the family members wanted to donate their kidney, none matched and they were forced to register their names for the donation.
On October 27, Dharmik was admitted to the hospital after he complained of vomiting after his blood pressure increased. He had a brain haemorrhage and a blood clot had formed in the brain. Even though the clot was surgically removed, his condition was unlikely to improve and doctors declared him brain dead.
“We contacted the family and they agreed as they knew the importance of organ donation. Nilesh Mandalwala of Donate Life said, it was difficult for any family to agree to donate the external organs of a young child.
Since the hands were to be transplanted within eight hours, for the first time, three green corridors were set up in the city by the city police to ensure quick access to vital organs. The hands had to be airlifted to Mumbai hospital within 105 minutes.
A 35-year-old resident of Patan in Ahmedabad, a 44-year-old man from Andhra Pradesh living in Chennai had a liver transplant in his lungs.
But Dharmik’s kindness doesn’t end there, he became the youngest donor in the ‘giving’ country. Hand Pune resident, who lost both his arms and legs due to electric shock. Incidentally, this is the 19th hand transplant surgery in the country.
While the tenth grade student died in pain, he lived a new life among seven people by donating his heart, liver, lungs, eyes and even his hands. “My son lived in a traumatic situation and we know how important organ Donation Is. So we agreed to donate whatever organs were useful,” said Ajay, Dharmik’s father and an employee at a diamond unit.
Dharmik had a kidney problem five years ago and his condition was getting worse for which he had to undergo dialysis thrice a week. Even though the family members wanted to donate their kidney, none matched and they were forced to register their names for the donation.
On October 27, Dharmik was admitted to the hospital after he complained of vomiting after his blood pressure increased. He had a brain haemorrhage and a blood clot had formed in the brain. Even though the clot was surgically removed, his condition was unlikely to improve and doctors declared him brain dead.
“We contacted the family and they agreed as they knew the importance of organ donation. Nilesh Mandalwala of Donate Life said, it was difficult for any family to agree to donate the external organs of a young child.
Since the hands were to be transplanted within eight hours, for the first time, three green corridors were set up in the city by the city police to ensure quick access to vital organs. The hands had to be airlifted to Mumbai hospital within 105 minutes.
A 35-year-old resident of Patan in Ahmedabad, a 44-year-old man from Andhra Pradesh living in Chennai had a liver transplant in his lungs.
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