BSMMU’s Successful Cadaveric Kidney Transplant Marks a Medical Milestone

In a significant medical breakthrough, Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujib Medical University (BSMMU) in Dhaka has successfully performed a cadaveric kidney transplant. The procedure took place on Thursday and marks the second time in Bangladesh’s medical history that such a transplant has been carried out. The surgeries were carried out on two individuals suffering from kidney ailments using organs from a brain-dead donor. The life-saving surgeries, which lasted for approximately an hour, were conducted at both BSMMU and the National Kidney Foundation in the capital.

This achievement in the field of organ transplantation is a major step forward for medical science in Bangladesh. Cadaveric kidney transplants offer a potential solution for patients with renal failure who cannot find matching donors within their families. The success of these surgeries highlights the expertise and capabilities of BSMMU and its commitment to advancing healthcare in the country. This development also serves as a glimmer of hope for other patients in need of organ transplants, as it showcases the possibility of expanding access to life-saving procedures through organ donations from brain-dead individuals.


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