In Asia, indian doctors help painter get his hands back with first ever successful bilateral transplant

In Asia, indian doctors help painter get his hands back with first ever successful bilateral transplant

Painter gets hands back, thanks to brain-dead woman donor and Ganga Ram doctors

A 45-year-old painter from Delhi, who lost both hands in a train accident, will be discharged from Ganga Ram Hospital tomorrow after a successful bilateral hand transplant surgery lasting over 12 hours.

NEW DELHI: A painter who lost both of his hands in a terrible accident will now be able to paint again, thanks to a miraculous surgery performed by doctors at Ganga Ram Hospital. The 45-year-old, who underwent the first successful bilateral hand transplant in Delhi, will be discharged from Sir Ganga Ram Hospital tomorrow. He had suffered the loss of both his hands in a train accident in 2020. A woman who was declared brain dead pledged her organs to a man who was from a financially struggling background and had lost all hope of living a better life.

The surgery lasted for over 12 hours and involved connecting every blood vessel, muscle, tendon, and nerve between the donor's hands and the recipient's arms.

source: timesofindia

In Asia, indian doctors help painter get his hands back with first ever successful bilateral transplant

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