In first bilateral hand transplant in north India, dying patient saves four lives

Meena Mehta, Admin. Head of New Greenfields School, Kalkaji, demonstrated selfless care for others through posthumous organ donation. Her organs, including a kidney, hands, liver, and corneas, provided new life and possibilities for recipients at Fortis Gurgaon and Sir Ganga Ram Hospital. Sir Ganga Ram Hospital praised Mehta's compassion and selflessness in a statement. The hospital also performed North India's first bilateral hand transplantation, successfully transplanting Mehta's hands to a patient named Rahul. The surgical process, led by Dr. Mahesh Mangal and his team, delicately reattached various components to ensure seamless integration with Rahul's body.

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