More than 200 San Juanians await an organ or tissue transplant

This Friday, the President of INAISA in San Juan went through Broadband and spoke about the current situation of the province and the country after the approval of the Justina Act, a project that allows members of the family to refuse the gift to people

The positive thing about this law is that it challenges this problem, so that society will wonder what it wants to do after death, Sarmiento said. Also, clarify that the regulation of the law is still in the process of protocol, since after the approval there is a work of 90 days later, we continue with the previous law in force.

According to the president of INAISA, this change was to change the law, it is in favor of society, to be a donor the diagnosis must be for cerebrovascular death and only 10% of cases occur under this denomination the donor index is rare and apart from that they must give legal medical conditions For example, if the deceased has some sort of contagion or cancer, he can not be a donor and more if we add the refusal of parents, he added.

In addition, he argues that every day we have a new patient who expects to be transplanted. At the national level, there is a list of 11,000 people and in San Juan 233, of which 180 are waiting for kidney organs, then wait for a heart or lung transplant