WHAT IS ORGAN TRANSPLANT?
Organ transplantation is the process of transplanting a healthy organ from a living donor or a dead person to replace an organ that has been damaged to such an extent that it cannot perform its function in the body.
WHO IS ORGAN TRANSPLANT?
-Living organ transplantation: Organs can be taken from the patient or his/her spouse, if any, from relatives up to the fourth degree. Only kidney and liver transplantation can be performed from a living donor.
Organ transplantation from cadaver: The organs of people who are treated in intensive care units but have BRAIN DEATH can be transplanted if their relatives donate.
WHICH ORGANS AND TISSUES ARE TRANSPLANTED?
-Kidney -Lung -Heart valve -Bone marrow
-Liver -Pancreas -Cornea -Skin
-Heart -Small Intestine -Bone
WHAT IS BRAIN DEATH?
It is the irreversible loss of function of the brain and brain stem.
People with brain death cannot breathe on their own because vital centers cannot work. Respiration and circulation can continue with support for a short time. Brain death is a state of MEDICAL DEATH, which is diagnosed without hesitation after detailed examinations and examinations performed by a 4-person expert committee.
WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN BRAIN DEATH AND HERBAL LIFE?
The concepts of brain death and vegetative life are different from each other. The most important difference is that patients in vegetative life continue to breathe. These patients continue to live for months or years and in some cases, they can recover and return to normal. IF THE BRAIN DEATH IS NOT POSSIBLE!
WHAT IS ORGAN DONATION?
It is the person's free will, allowing the tissue and organs to be used for the treatment of other patients after his or her medical life ends. After organ donation, organs are used only in case of a brain death decision in an intensive care unit. In other cases of death, organs are not taken.
WHO CAN DONATE ORGANS?
Anyone aged 18 or over and of sound mind; It can obtain tissue and organ donation certificate by applying to Health Directorates, hospitals, associations, foundations and organizations related to organ transplantation.
WHO CAN DONATE ORGANS BE TRANSPLANTED?
To whom the donated organs will be transplanted is determined according to the criteria of medical urgency and eligibility. The scientific committees at the National Coordination Center of the Ministry of Health of the Republic of Turkey decide which patient is in an emergency, and the list of people who are urgently waiting for organs in the whole country is available at this center. Where organ donation is made, organ donor information this is reported to the national center and organs are delivered to the most urgent and medically fit patients registered here, so that these dying patients are brought back to life.
The patients on the waiting list waiting for non-urgent organs are selected according to the scoring system determined according to medical criteria such as blood group, tissue compatibility, waiting time, and the most appropriate organ transplant is performed for the most suitable patient. In this selection, criteria such as religion, language, gender, race, wealth-poverty are taken into consideration. not taken.
AFTER ORGAN DONATION, IS BODY INTEGRITY DROPPED?
Many people in the society think that the organ donor's body will be completely disintegrated while the organs are removed after organ donation. The body integrity of the organ donors will never deteriorate. After the organs are removed from the body, there is only a surgical scar on the midline of the abdomen. operated with intervention.
DO FAMILIES HAVE PROBLEMS IN RECEIVING THEIR FURNACES?
For a successful organ transplant, organs must be transplanted as soon as possible. If the event is a judicial case, the funeral process depends on the judicial authorities, the funeral process depends on the judicial authorities, the funeral can only be buried after the permission of the prosecutor's office. Organ donation may cause a problem or delay in the collection of the body. Impossible.
IS ORGAN AND TISSUE TRANSPLANTATION SUITABLE RELIGIOUSLY?
The conditions put forward by Islamic jurists for organ and tissue transplantation are not different from those of medical scholars. In our religion, it is permissible to donate blood, tissue and organs for treatment purposes. Regardless of their religion, gender, nationality, color, religion or position, Islam has looked at every human being as a human being and has been given the right to an equal life. In terms of organ transplantation, it would not be right to discriminate between a Muslim and a non-Muslim, a religious person and a sinner. It is Allah who appreciates responsibility. Everyone's free will is essential in responsibility. For this reason, it is incompatible with the general principles of Islam to consider donating organs to a non-Muslim or non-Muslim as helping them to sin or prolonging their life. The fact that it is torn apart and eaten by animals does not prevent it from being reborn in its original owner.
The fact that the artificial organ forms a part of a person who commits good deeds or sins in the new owner is a matter entirely related to this new owner. Because the real responsibility is the will. The responsible person is the person using the organs.
Everything is within the knowledge of Allah and organs are in every body.