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BackPolizei bringt Spenderorgan zur Patientin nach nächtlichem Einsatz
Polizei bringt Spenderorgan zur Patientin nach nächtlichem Einsatz
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Polizei bringt Spenderorgan zur Patientin nach nächtlichem Einsatz

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  • In Bingen fuhr die Polizei nachts zur Wohnung einer 65-Jährigen, um ihr mitzuteilen, dass ein Leberorgan für sie bereitsteht, da das Krankenhaus sie telefonisch nicht erreichen konnte.
  • Die Frau machte sich anschließend auf den Weg ins Krankenhaus.

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Bei Organspenden muss die Transplantation oft schnell erfolgen, da Organe nur begrenzt außerhalb des Körpers lebensfähig bleiben.

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In Bingen ist die Polizei zu einem eher ungewöhnlichen wenngleich dringlichen Einsatz ausgerückt. In einer Universitätsklinik war ein geeignetes Spenderorgan für eine 65-Jährige eingegangen, wie die Polizei mitteilte - das Krankenhaus konnte die Frau jedoch telefonisch nicht erreichen. Da es in solchen Fällen schnell gehen muss, fuhren Beamte noch in der Nacht zur Wohnanschrift der Frau, wo sie deren Sohn aus dem Bett klingeln und klopfen konnten. Dieser informierte seine Mutter unverzüglich. Die Frau, die eine neue Leber braucht, machte sich auf den Weg ins Krankenhaus.

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  • Warum konnte das Krankenhaus die Patientin nicht telefonisch erreichen?
  • Handelte es sich bei dem Organ um eine Leber?
  • Wie ist der aktuelle Gesundheitszustand der Patientin nach der Transplantation?

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