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From Indian Express : Express News Service First Published : 23 Sep 2009 02:39:00 AM ISTLast Updated : 23 Sep 2009 07:01:51 AM IST CHENNAI: Thanks to the sustained implementation of the Cadaver Transplant Programme of the Department of Health and Family Welfare, Tamil Nadu has recorded the highest number of organ transplants from cadavers [...] From Hindu Special Correspondent In a year State has achieved what it could not between 1994 and 2008 — Photo: R.Ragu In recognition: V.K. Subburaj, Principal Secretary, Health, presenting a memento to S. Visvakumar, who performed the first heart transplant at Government General Hospital, at a workshop in Chennai on Tuesday. P.W.C. [...] From Times of India Pushpa Narayan, TNN 20 September 2009, 06:33am IST CHENNAI: On September 16, when doctors at the Government General Hospital here performed Tamil Nadu’s first heart transplant in the public sector, a team Global Hospitals created another record — it carried out the first split transplant and auxiliary liver transplant in [...] From http://beta.thehindu.com/news/states/tamil-nadu/article17337.ece The Tamil Nadu police will provide a “Green Corridor” (non-stop thoroughfare) for vehicles transporting vital organs to any part of the State, Chennai Commissioner of Police T. Rajendran said on Wednesday. “Police handle about 30,000 bodies, mostly of suicide and road accident victims, every year. By creating a network of police and doctors, [...] KIDNEY Stanley Local 1 Share 10 GH Local 0 Share 12 Apollo Local 16 Share 5 Chettinad Local 0 Share 1 ABC, Trichy Local 6 Share 5 Madurai Meenakshi Local 3 Share 3 CMC Local 4 Share 3 Kumaran Local 1 Share 1 SRMC Local 1 Share 0 Galaxy Local 1 Share 0 Kamakshi [...] |
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Welcome to the website of the Tamil Nadu Cadaver Transplant Program initiated on 16 September 2008. The Program is designed by a series of Government Orders issued by the Department of Health and Family Welfare and is coordinated by Dr.J.Amalorpavanathan, Convenor, Tamil Nadu Cadaver Transplant Program, supported by an Advisory Committee. For more details, visit the home page. You can go through the entire FAQ to know more about this programme. This site has been designed by Dr.Bruno and maintained by the Office of Convenor, Cadaver Transplant Programme, Government of Tamil Nadu - Copyright © 2012 All Rights Reserved Log in |
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