Udupi: Even in his death, youngster saves 6 lives


Team Udayavani, Apr 6, 2022, 8:24 AM IST

Udupi / Kota: A young victim of a road accident gave a new lease on life to six others in his death here after his family decided to donate his organs.

Shrinivas (19) son of Raju Nairy of Saligrama, had been critically injured in an accident near Uppinakote in Brahmavara taluk on the evening of April 2. He had been rushed to the Kasturba Hospital in Manipal for treatment.  His prognosis was poor and he did not show any signs of recovery, despite the best efforts of the medical professionals. On April 4, Shrinivas was declared brain dead by a panel of doctors as per the protocols Human Rights Act 1994.

When the family was informed about this news, Raju Nairy expressed his willingness to donate his son’s organs. As per the wishes of the family, six organs — two kidneys, a liver, skin, and 2 corneas– were harvested. The liver was flown to Bengaluru’s Astor Hospital in Bengaluru and the rest of the organs were retained for patients registered at the Kasturba Hospital, Manipal.

Puneeth Rajkumar serves as an inspiration

The news of Powerstar Puneeth Rajkumar’s eye donation after his sudden demise had a role to play in this organ donation too. After the superstar’s death, Shrinivas had told his mother about his wish to donate his organs in case of his accidental death. When the doctors declared Shrinivas brain dead, his mother informed the family of her son’s wish to donate his organs, and accordingly, arrangements were made.

 

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