
O Helicóptero Águia 19 da Polícia Militar de Jaú transportou um coração para transplante de emergência de Jaú a Botucatu, com escolta terrestre do 12º BPM/I até o Hospital das Clínicas da Unesp, onde o receptor aguardava no centro cirúrgico.
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O transporte de órgãos para transplante frequentemente envolve coordenação entre equipes de saúde e forças de segurança para garantir rapidez e segurança no deslocamento.
Transplante de emergência de coração é feito pelo Helicóptero Águia da PM de Jaú a hospital em Botucatu — Foto: Reprodução/Polícia Militar
A captação do órgão ocorreu em Jaú (SP). De lá, o Águia 19, vindo de Bauru (SP), fez o deslocamento até Botucatu (SP).
Na chegada ao município, policiais militares do 12º Batalhão de Polícia Militar do Interior (BPM/I) realizaram a escolta em solo até o Hospital das Clínicas da Faculdade de Medicina da Unesp, onde o receptor já estava pronto no centro cirúrgico, aguardando a chegada do órgão.
A ação de apoio ao transporte do órgão envolveu equipes de saúde e da Polícia Militar dos três municípios do centro-oeste paulista.

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