Green Corridor helps Swift Transportation of Live Heart from Gurgaon to Delhi
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Seamless coordination between Delhi & Gurgaon police ensures 32 kms busy route traversed in a record 27 minutes & 56 seconds from Fortis Memorial Research Institute (FMRI) to Fortis Escorts Heart Institute (FEHI)
Gurgaon, 16th September, 2015: In a major repeat, a green corridor was created from Fortis Memorial Research Institute (FMRI) in Gurgaon to Fortis Escorts Heart Institute (FEHI) in Delhi to transport a heart this afternoon. The Delhi & Gurgaon police facilitated the smooth passage through the 32 kms stretch in a record 27 minutes and 56 seconds. Earlier in January this year, the heart of a young 30-year-old was transported from FMRI to FEHI in 29 minutes. This route covering MG Road and the BRT Corridor is normally very busy during peak hours.
While the heart was transported to FEHI, a kidney and the liver were used to save the lives of two patients at FMRI – a 60-year-old male and a 51-year-old female respectively. The second kidney was transported to Army Hospital (R&R Hospital) and transplanted into a 50 year old lady.
The donor, 59 year old male; was brought to FMRI on Monday night with a massive clot in his brain and could not be revived despite the best efforts of the neuro sciences team. The patient was declared brain dead (BD)
Gurgaon, 16th September, 2015: In a major repeat, a green corridor was created from Fortis Memorial Research Institute (FMRI) in Gurgaon to Fortis Escorts Heart Institute (FEHI) in Delhi to transport a heart this afternoon. The Delhi & Gurgaon police facilitated the smooth passage through the 32 kms stretch in a record 27 minutes and 56 seconds. Earlier in January this year, the heart of a young 30-year-old was transported from FMRI to FEHI in 29 minutes. This route covering MG Road and the BRT Corridor is normally very busy during peak hours.
While the heart was transported to FEHI, a kidney and the liver were used to save the lives of two patients at FMRI – a 60-year-old male and a 51-year-old female respectively. The second kidney was transported to Army Hospital (R&R Hospital) and transplanted into a 50 year old lady.
The donor, 59 year old male; was brought to FMRI on Monday night with a massive clot in his brain and could not be revived despite the best efforts of the neuro sciences team. The patient was declared brain dead (BD)
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