Organ transplantation is a medical procedure in which an organ is removed from one body and placed in the body of a recipient, to replace a damaged or missing organ. The donor and recipient may be at the same location, or organs may be transported from a donor site to another location.
Many people need an organ transplant due to a genetic condition such as polycystic kidney disease, cystic fibrosis, or a heart defect. Infections such as hepatitis, physical injuries to organs, and damage due to chronic conditions such as diabetes may also cause a person to require a transplant.
1. Examination and kidney transplantation surgery
2. Charitable donation for additional expenses (accommodation, air ticket, food, medicines, etc.)
1. Medical check and a surgery on liver transplantation
1. Examination, orthopedic surgery for two arms and two legs
2. Charitable donation for additional expenses (accommodation, air ticket, food, medicines, etc.)
Food, medicines
1. Medical check and a surgery on liver transplantation
1. Hepatic cirrhosis: Hepatitis B and D (liver transplant required)
1. Examination and heart surgery
2. Charitable donation for additional expenses (accommodation, air ticket, food, medicines, etc.)
1. Examination and kidney transplantation surgery
2. Charitable donation for additional expenses (accommodation, air ticket, food, medicines, etc.)
1. Examination and liver transplantation surgery (partial payment)
1. Medical check and a surgery on liver transplantation;
2. Charitable donation for additional expenses (accommodation, air ticket, food, medicines, etc.
Cardiac surgery is any surgery that involves your heart or the blood vessels connected to your heart. It’s also called cardiovascular surgery or simply heart surgery. Heart surgery is complex and requires the specialized expertise of cardiac surgeons. It’s a major event that can improve heart function and circulation and give you a whole new lease on life.
Heart surgery can correct issues you were born with (congenital heart disease). It can also repair issues that develop later in life. The type of heart surgery you have depends on the underlying problem or combination of problems.
1. Medical check and a surgery on liver transplantation
1. Medical check and a surgery on liver transplantation;
2. Charitable donation for additional expenses (accommodation, air ticket, food, medicines, etc.
1. Examination and liver transplantation surgery (partial payment)
1. Examination and kidney transplantation surgery
2. Charitable donation for additional expenses (accommodation, air ticket, food, medicines, etc.)
1. Examination and heart surgery
2. Charitable donation for additional expenses (accommodation, air ticket, food, medicines, etc.)
1. Hepatic cirrhosis: Hepatitis B and D (liver transplant required)
1. Medical check and a surgery on liver transplantation
Food, medicines
1. Examination, orthopedic surgery for two arms and two legs
2. Charitable donation for additional expenses (accommodation, air ticket, food, medicines, etc.)
1. Medical check and a surgery on liver transplantation
Orthopaedic surgery is an operative procedure performed by a qualified orthopaedist specialist or orthopaedic surgeon to treat musculoskeletal problems affecting the bones, joints, muscles, tendons and ligaments caused by accident, trauma, injury or chronic condition. Orthopaedic surgery can also correct problems of the nervous system linked to the spinal column, as well as congenital defects and musculoskeletal issues
The amount of time required for recovery depends on the procedure performed, although patients are often able to go home within a few days. However, it usually takes a few to several weeks for the bones and ligaments to regain full strength.
For several years, the foundation has been helping Takhir.
Tahir is a disabled person of the 1st group, diagnosed with syringomyelia, has been on a ventilator for more than 6 years. After suffering a neck injury as a child, he was diagnosed with Syringomyelia of the cervical and thoracic spine.
The family is incomplete, low-income. Tahir is a disabled person of the 1st group, diagnosed with syringomyelia, has been on a ventilator for more than 6 years. After suffering a neck injury as a child, he was diagnosed with Syringomyelia of the cervical and thoracic spine.
Tahir is an incredibly kind and bright guy. He has been on a ventilator for 6 years. Despite the difficult life situation, he remains very cheerful. The hospital gave him a temporary ventilator.
In 2022 Mirakhmedov Foundation financed the purchaseof a new ventilator and ONA Foundation delivered to Tahir in Republic Karakalpakstan.
A tiny good deed is better than the most solemn promises to do the impossible
[Bukhari and Muslim]