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Supreme Court (Supreme Court) has given permission for a 3-year-old child’s liver transplant. The liver transplant of this child will be done at Medanta Hospital. The child’s parents filed a petition in the Supreme Court. In which he challenged the rule. which prevents a person not residing in India from receiving an organ from an organ donor residing in the country. The Supreme Court was hearing the matter. Taking a decision in the case, the court accepted the demand of the petition, in which it was demanded to amend the rule to prevent this child from taking organs from any family member in India. The court has agreed to the petition seeking amendment in the rules. Due to which now the way of liver transplant of children in India has been cleared.
The petition also challenged the decision of the Organ Donation Authority Committee, which refused to approve the organ donation, saying that the proposed organ donor was a cousin of the patient, who does not fall within the definition of immediate family, as the immediate family The definition of family includes husband, wife, children and siblings. A three-year-old child and his parents have an OIC card. He has been living in India since February. After the decision of the Supreme Court, now the child will be able to get a liver transplant.
Cousin liver transplant
Let me tell you that the cousin is giving the liver to the child. The child needs a liver transplant. He has been ill for a long time. In such a situation, after the orders of the Supreme Court, the transplant will be possible now. A transplant is needed to save his life, but due to the current transplant rules, there was a problem in getting the transplant done. In such a situation, the child’s parents filed a petition in the Supreme Court regarding the amendment of the rule. A three-year-old child and his parents have an OIC card. He has been living in India since February. After the decision of the Supreme Court, now the child will be able to get a liver transplant.
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