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Organs of brain-dead girl travel 170 km-long green corridor for transplants in Bengal

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Kolkata, Nov 19 (IANS) The liver and kidneys of a 13-year-old brain-dead girl were transported through a 170-kilometre-long green corridor to the city, saving three lives, officials said on Monday.

“The organs of Madhusmita Bayen, who was declared brain dead, were transported from Durgapur Mission Hospital in West Burdwan district to Kolkata’s SSKM Hospital through a green corridor on Sunday night. The distance covered was nearly 170 kilometres,” a doctor at the hospital said.

While the two kidneys were transplanted into Abhishek Misra and Mithun Dalal early Monday, the liver was received by Sanjit Bala, admitted in the same hospital, the doctor said.

Madhusmita, a resident of Mejia in Bankura, had slipped into coma a few days ago and was declared brain dead on Saturday.

“The transplants were successful. The recipients have been kept under observation for the next 72 hours,” the doctor said.

–IANS
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