Literature DB >> 12974425

Awareness of brain death and organ transplantation among select Indian population.

N Wig1, P Gupta, S Kailash.   

Abstract

BACKGROUND: With the improvement in transplant technology major organ transplantation is gradually becoming the treatment of choice in many conditions. The present study assesses the awareness of the concepts of brain death and organ transplantation among public.
METHODS: Six hundred thirty six select populations, which included office-goers of Delhi, class 12th school children of a reputed public school and villagers, were interviewed to assess their knowledge in various aspects of brain death and organ transplantation.
RESULTS: There was widespread acceptance of organ transplantation among this population. The most alarming feature was that the awareness of the concept of brain death and its importance for organ donation was extremely low. Only small number of individuals were aware that brain death is legal in India. Awareness about brain death was especially low among villagers.
CONCLUSIONS: Education about various aspects of brain deaths, its immense importance for organ donation and legality of brain death in India needs to be highlighted.

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Year:  2003        PMID: 12974425

Source DB:  PubMed          Journal:  J Assoc Physicians India        ISSN: 0004-5772


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