“Jiangshan gives you, I have enough play.” The 25 -year -old medical student died of cancer and donated the remains before dying.
“Jiangshan gave you, I played enough, and worship.” This is Wu Sifa’s last circle of friends. When she left, she was only 25 years old.
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In 2016, Wu Si graduated from Xiangya Medical College of Central South University and became a medical worker.
Unexpectedly, she was diagnosed with uterine uniminatized sarcoma in 2 years.The uterus does not differentiate sarcoma that is difficult to find and difficult to treat, and the survival rate is very low.
Since being diagnosed with cancer, Wu Si has begun to write a diary intermittently on the Internet to record daily every bit.In her text, there was no complaint, no lament, but full of gratitude and happiness. Even the sufferings experienced in cancer treatment were also turned into funny stories, full of joy.
As a medical worker, Wu Si also made a brave decision: donate his own body.
After unfortunately, the teacher of Xiangya Medical College of Central South University brought Wu Si back to his alma mater.In the end, her cornea made two young lives see light, and her remains stayed in alma mater for medical research.
In fact, as early as the school, when the teacher lamented that “the sources of donations from medical anatomy were scarce”, she breeds the idea of donating the remains and registered her body donation.It’s just no one thought that this day will come so fast.
1. Will the remains be cremated or discarded after being “used”?
I don’t know if you have had such a question, that is, after organ donation/remains, where are the destination of these remains?
In fact, after completing the organ harvesting work, the staff will suture the incision of the body, then repair the remains, and finally burial.The official will hold a memory ceremony for donors and issue a donation certificate.
In addition to organ donation, there is a body donation.
Body donation refers to the voluntary donation of the body to medical sciences voluntarily. These remains are mainly used for medical research and anatomy teaching, and they are respected as “general teachers”.
The first step in the production of the general specimen is to fill the various blood vessels of the corpse body with formaldehyde, change the structure of the protein, and extend the preservation time.Irrigation is not able to be completed in a half and a half, usually 2-3 days.
After completing the irrigation, the general specimen will be put in the refrigerator and preserved, and finally can meet students.After about 6 months of “lectures”, every part of the skin, tendon, and internal organs is underatled.
After completing the teaching task, the general specimen will be transported to the receiving station unified cremation.The name of the donor will be carved forever on the official monument, and the students will be worshiped each year.
2. Why do many people do not want to donate their body?
my country is a big country donation and transplantation, but the total amount of organ donation and transplantation is far greater than the total amount of organ donation. The supply and demand is unbalanced. Some data show that the supply and demand ratio is 1:30.Many patients eventually died because they could not wait for the right organs for a long time.
Judging from the current situation, most people in my country would rather be cremated after their death, and they are unwilling to donate their body or organs. Why?The main reasons are the following 3:
1. The influence of traditional concepts
The Chinese believe that “the body is skin -skinned and the parents of the subject.” It is the last dignity of the deceased after death.If the organs will be taken out after death, the remains will be dissected, which is the “disrespect” to the deceased.
Therefore, even if the deceased is willing to donate organs or remains before his lifetime, he may be strongly opposed by his family members.
2. There is no perfect legal guarantee
At present, my country does not have a clear legal basis for which procedures need to go through or which legitimate channel collection and transportation of corpses. As a result, some institutions dare not accept or refuse to accept the donated body.
Some have registered organs or remains donations, but if the family members oppose it after their death, the donation agreement will become a piece of white paper.
3. No uniform body acceptance agency
If you want to donate the remains, it is more common to find local hospitals, Red Cross, Civil Affairs Bureau and other units. There is no uniform acceptance institution, let alone which department is responsible for handling the processes of body donations.
3. How much do you know about the donation of the body?
Therefore, some people will worry: there are no relevant laws and regulations, and they have signed an organ or body donation agreement by themselves, and they may not be properly resettled after death.
Some people have questions: Why do organ donations are free of charge, but patient transplantation organs are paid, even “sky -high”?
In fact, the donation process is not simple, and it takes a lot of costs, including organ transplant surgery costs, labor costs, transportation costs, drug costs, etc. It adds up a lot of costs, so organ transplantation is not cheap.
In addition, organs or remains donations are not “you can donate”. The following groups cannot donate organs or remains:
Donor dies in other infectious diseases of Class A infectious diseases such as AIDS or other infectious diseases in accordance with Class A infectious diseases;
Human organs that cannot be used for clinical transplantation;
Age under 1 and over 65 years old;
Other circumstances stipulated in laws and regulations.
So what conditions can be donated by organs?Need to meet the following 5 conditions:
1. It is determined that life cannot be saved by medicine;
2. The medical evaluation organs can be used for transplantation;
3. During his lifetime, he did not mean that he did not agree with organs;
4. All direct relatives agree to donate organs unanimously;
5. Witness of human organ donation coordinator.
Finally, for those who have the willingness to donate, you can understand the work flowchart of the Chinese human organ donation system: Figure source network
Today, everyone’s ideas have changed, and more and more people are willing to donate organs or remains after their death.At the same time, at the legal level, the relevant provisions of donations need to be further clarified and improved in order to make donors more at ease.
If it is you, will you donate organs or remains after death?
Reference
[1] “Night Reading 丨 25-year-old cancer girl, donating the body to bid farewell to the world:” Jiangshan gives you, I have enough play ,e. “.
[2] “” The organs are donated for free, why is the hospital still received so expensive when transplanted? “. Shenzhen Health and Health Commission. 2019-06-21
[3] “Tribute 丨 3 people donated organs to save 16 lives and face the death of relatives. They choose to do this …”. CCTV News. 2016-10-26
