Time
18:00 - 22:00 o'clock
Organizer
Universitätsklinikum Jena and Transplantationszentrum
Place
Universitätsklinikum Jena | Haus A, Stand A16
Adresse
Am Klinikum 1 · 07747 Jena
About 10,000 seriously ill people in Germany are waiting for a donor organ. The University Hospital is one of 45 centers nationwide where these life-saving transplant surgeries can be performed—provided a suitable organ is available. During the Long Night of Science, we’ll use short presentations to answer the most important questions about organ donation and transplant medicine:
- How is it ensured that an organ is removed only after the “irreversible loss of all brain functions”?
Learn how an interdisciplinary medical team determines brain death - How does the donor organ reach the recipient?
Learn how the German Organ Transplantation Foundation coordinates organ donation in Germany - How does the transplant procedure work?
Learn how surgical teams perform heart or liver transplants in operations lasting several hours - How healthy are recipients after surgery?
Learn more about post-operative medical care and life with a donor organ
Following the presentations, the speakers will be available for individual discussions and questions.
 
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Transportbox für Spenderorgane
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