1. ORGAN DONATION
TECH FEST- 2016
PRESENTATION ON
NETAJI SUBHAS CHANDRA BOSE INSTITUTE OF PHARMACY
PRESENTED BY- RIA BHATTACHARJEE, 4th YEAR
RIDAM BANIK, 4th YEAR
ABHISHEK GHARA, 4th YEAR

2. WHAT IS IT?
Organ donation is the process of
removing tissues or organs from a
live, or recently dead, person to be
used in another.
The former is the donor and the
latter is the recipient.
People of all ages can become
donors.

3. Inherited genetic condition.
Disease or damage to eyes.
Congenital defects.
Accident leading to organ failure.
Rheumatic fever or several illness.
Burns can require skin grafts.
WHY IT IS
NECESSARY?

4. TYPE OF DONORS
Some organs can be
donated by a living person.
Almost all organs can be
donated by someone dead.
In case of live donation the
donor should give the
consent.
In case of cadaver donation
relatives needs to provide
consent.

5. PARTS WE USE

7. WORLD STATUS ORGAN
DONATION

8. Historical Aspects – Cadaver
Transplantation - India
1967 - First successful cadaver Kidney
Transplant in India at KEM Hospital,
Bombay
1994 - First successful heart transplant
done at AIIMS, New Delhi.
1995 - First successful multi-organ
transplant done at Apollo Hospital,
Chennai
1998 – First Successful Lung transplant,
Madras Medical Mission Hospital, Chennai
1999 – First Pancreas Transplant,
Ahmedabad.

9. PROBLEMS

11. The Way Forward
 Education of Doctors, Health
care workers regarding THOA.
 Education of Society regarding
organ donation and concept of
Brain Death.
 Media support.
 Government support.

13. Conclusion
In India we need to Network and start
thinking of sharing resources, expertise
and organs.
 Set up Collaborative projects.
 Use Media for Promotion.
 Get Religious heads to Participate.
 Have Transparency in programmed.
 Set up regional Transplant coordinators
Forums.
Social appreciation of donor family.