The patient, from Meerut, had been suffering from dilated cardiomyopathy and severe mitral valve leakage. His condition worsened over the past four years, forcing two ICU admissions in six months. In August, his health collapsed again, and he was shifted to Delhi for urgent treatment.

On August 26, the National Organ & Tissue Transplant Organisation (NOTTO) informed the hospital about a matching donor heart in Chandigarh. The retrieval team rushed to secure the organ and flew it back on a commercial flight. Green corridors in Chandigarh, both airports, and Delhi city ensured the heart reached the hospital within 1 hour 55 minutes.

A team led by Dr. Sujay Shad, along with cardiac surgeons and specialists, immediately performed the transplant. The patient was on a heart-lung machine during the surgery. The donor heart began working successfully, and recovery started quickly.

Doctors said the patient was off the ventilator in 18 hours, eating normally, and walking lightly. They expect a strong long-term recovery.

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Krishna Sumanth, a private employee from Miyapur, was returning home after work on August 18 when a road accident severely injured him. Doctors treated him in the hospital but declared him brain dead on Wednesday.

Jeevandan representatives spoke with Krishna’s father and requested organ donation. His father agreed, and the family donated his heart, kidneys, liver, lungs, and eyes.

This act of kindness helped seven patients receive transplants. Krishna’s decision to give life even in death highlights the importance of organ donation and inspires others to come forward.

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