BHUBANESWAR/CUTTACK: Ending an extended wait to begin liver transplant, the SCB Medical School and Hospital, Cuttack, on Wednesday transplanted liver in a 48-year-old man. It was the primary liver transplantation surgical procedure performed in any govt hospital in Odisha.
The affected person from Cuttack district’s Tigiria received the liver from his spouse. The transplant was carried out on the particular modular operation theatre of SCB, mentioned an official of the hospital.
“The staff of eight medical doctors took 9 hours to finish the complicated process.It began at 7.30 am and concluded at 4.30 pm. Situation of the affected person was steady, and each (donor and receiver) can be beneath commentary in our hospital,” mentioned Rajesh Dora, a surgeon at SCBMCH.
Abinash Rout, registrar of SCBMCH, mentioned their medical doctors’ staff with the assistance of a staff from AIG Hospital, Hyderabad, carried out the process. “We plan to have two liver transplants a month initially. Registration of no less than three individuals have already been accomplished for the transplantation. Conserving the well being situations in thoughts, the operation dates can be scheduled,” he added.
Liver transplant at SCB hosp was freed from price
An MoU has been signed between AIG Hospital, Hyderabad and SCBMCH for the liver transplantation course of.
A sum of Rs 22 crore was sanctioned for organising of the unit.
“We’re joyful that the primary liver transplantation occurred in a govt hospital within the state. Well being secretary Shalini Pandit was coordinating this. Earlier than this, one liver transplant was performed 4 years in the past at a personal hospital in Bhubaneswar. First 5 transplants can be performed by the joint staff of AIG Hospital Hyderabad and SCBMCH. Later our SCB staff will take over the process,” mentioned Sachidananda Mohanty, director of medical training and coaching (DMET), Odisha.
He mentioned a liver transplant in personal hospitals outdoors the state prices as much as Rs 40 lakh.
“However we did it freed from price,” mentioned Mohanty.
Earlier than this, SCB MCH was transplanting kidney, eye and tissue.
“Although it’s late, it’s a good begin. Hope the hospital will proceed this process,” mentioned T N Panda, an organ donation and transplant activist.
The affected person from Cuttack district’s Tigiria received the liver from his spouse. The transplant was carried out on the particular modular operation theatre of SCB, mentioned an official of the hospital.
“The staff of eight medical doctors took 9 hours to finish the complicated process.It began at 7.30 am and concluded at 4.30 pm. Situation of the affected person was steady, and each (donor and receiver) can be beneath commentary in our hospital,” mentioned Rajesh Dora, a surgeon at SCBMCH.
Abinash Rout, registrar of SCBMCH, mentioned their medical doctors’ staff with the assistance of a staff from AIG Hospital, Hyderabad, carried out the process. “We plan to have two liver transplants a month initially. Registration of no less than three individuals have already been accomplished for the transplantation. Conserving the well being situations in thoughts, the operation dates can be scheduled,” he added.
Liver transplant at SCB hosp was freed from price
An MoU has been signed between AIG Hospital, Hyderabad and SCBMCH for the liver transplantation course of.
A sum of Rs 22 crore was sanctioned for organising of the unit.
“We’re joyful that the primary liver transplantation occurred in a govt hospital within the state. Well being secretary Shalini Pandit was coordinating this. Earlier than this, one liver transplant was performed 4 years in the past at a personal hospital in Bhubaneswar. First 5 transplants can be performed by the joint staff of AIG Hospital Hyderabad and SCBMCH. Later our SCB staff will take over the process,” mentioned Sachidananda Mohanty, director of medical training and coaching (DMET), Odisha.
He mentioned a liver transplant in personal hospitals outdoors the state prices as much as Rs 40 lakh.
“However we did it freed from price,” mentioned Mohanty.
Earlier than this, SCB MCH was transplanting kidney, eye and tissue.
“Although it’s late, it’s a good begin. Hope the hospital will proceed this process,” mentioned T N Panda, an organ donation and transplant activist.
