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Peru Family Donates Organs to Save Six Lives in EsSalud Operation

A Peruvian family donated organs to save six people, marking the 30th operation of the year for EsSalud.

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A family in northern Peru donated the organs of a deceased relative to save six people. [1] The donation resulted in the successful transplantation of one heart, one liver, two kidneys, and two corneas. [2] EsSalud's Programa de Atención Domiciliaria (Padomi) delivered 253,136 home-based physical therapy and rehabilitation sessions to insured seniors in Peru during the current year. [3] Dr. Guillermo Alva, former General Manager of EsSalud, credited the success to the donor family's solidarity and the logistical support of the Ministry of Defense and the Ministry of Interior. [4] This event marked the 30th organ procurement operation of the year for EsSalud. [5] Dr. Gladys Carlos, deputy manager of Transplantation at the Procurement and Transplantation Directorate, explained that the Operations Center for Procurement (COP) coordinated the actions to ensure organs reached recipients on time. [6] The donation case corresponded to operational number 30 conducted by EsSalud this year. [7] Rocío Escobedo contacted the RPP Rotafono to request help for her mother, María del Rosario Del Carpio Costa, who is 68 years old. [8] Rocío Escobedo stated that the procedure is delayed because the hospital does not have the necessary supplies and does not know when they will arrive. [9] The patient is currently at the Guillermo Almenara Hospital in the La Victoria district of Lima, under the care of EsSalud. [10] The patient was admitted to the Guillermo Almenara Hospital on August 1st after suffering a second episode of pancreatitis. [11] Padomi treatments aim to reduce pain, prevent joint stiffness and muscle loss, strengthen the neuromuscular system, and decrease the risk of falls in elderly patients. [12]
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  1. A family in northern Peru donated the organs of a deceased relative to save six people. · Agencia Andina
  2. The donation resulted in the successful transplantation of one heart, one liver, two kidneys, and two corneas. · Agencia Andina
  3. EsSalud's Programa de Atención Domiciliaria (Padomi) delivered 253,136 home-based physical therapy and rehabilitation sessions to insured seniors in Peru during the current year. · elcomercio.pePeru
  4. Dr. Guillermo Alva, former General Manager of EsSalud, credited the success to the donor family's solidarity and the logistical support of the Ministry of Defense and the Ministry of Interior. · Agencia Andina
  5. This event marked the 30th organ procurement operation of the year for EsSalud. · Agencia Andina
  6. Dr. Gladys Carlos, deputy manager of Transplantation at the Procurement and Transplantation Directorate, explained that the Operations Center for Procurement (COP) coordinated the actions to ensure organs reached recipients on time. · La República.pePeru
  7. The donation case corresponded to operational number 30 conducted by EsSalud this year. · La República.pePeru
  8. Rocío Escobedo contacted the RPP Rotafono to request help for her mother, María del Rosario Del Carpio Costa, who is 68 years old. · rpp.pePeru
  9. Rocío Escobedo stated that the procedure is delayed because the hospital does not have the necessary supplies and does not know when they will arrive. · rpp.pePeru
  10. The patient is currently at the Guillermo Almenara Hospital in the La Victoria district of Lima, under the care of EsSalud. · rpp.pePeru
  11. The patient was admitted to the Guillermo Almenara Hospital on August 1st after suffering a second episode of pancreatitis. · rpp.pePeru
  12. Padomi treatments aim to reduce pain, prevent joint stiffness and muscle loss, strengthen the neuromuscular system, and decrease the risk of falls in elderly patients. · elcomercio.pePeru
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