Three liver transplants and two kidney transplants : these are the delicate operations performed in recent days at the Brotzu Hospital in Cagliari , an operation that required great commitment and collaboration from the teams involved and which was made possible thanks to the generosity of donors and families.

"It is from their choice, and their generosity in the most difficult moment, that the possibility of offering a new chance in life to people waiting for a transplant was born ," they specify at Brotzu. "They deserve the recognition of our entire community."

THE NETWORK – Behind every donated organ and every transplant is a complex network of professionals who must be ready to step in when the opportunity for an organ arises. In transplantology, time is of the essence: the surgical procedure represents the culmination of a process in which professionals must move together, with speed and precision. Added to this is the work of the regional and national transplant network, which is essential for connecting an organ with the person waiting to receive it.

At Arnas Brotzu, a comprehensive network of specialists ensures patients receive the care of surgeons, anesthetists, hepatologists, intensive care physicians, nurses, technicians, and healthcare professionals, who are involved in every phase, from clinical assessment to post-operative follow-up. Procurement also plays a key role, encompassing the set of procedures that manage the organ, tissue, and cell donation process. This activity is aimed at identifying potential donors and ensuring the availability of safe and suitable organs for patients on the waiting list.

"Three days of particularly intense activity," states Arnas G. Brotzu General Manager Maurizio Marcias, "which demonstrate the professionalism, availability, and responsiveness of our teams. My thanks go to all of them. Transplantology is part of the very history of the Hospital and its vocation to address the most complex pathologies. This heritage is measured above all by the ability to maintain a complex healthcare system, based on expertise, professionalism, and organization, active and ready. The five transplants performed in three days are a significant testament to this."

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