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Abu Dhabi: Surgeons transplant Emirati s kidney into own body to remove tumour

Abu Dhabi: Surgeons transplant Emirati s kidney into own body to remove tumour
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Mum, who gave kidney to one child and got deceased donor organ for a second, now seeks help for a third in Abu Dhabi

Abu Dhabi: About five years ago, an Emirati mother-of-four donated her kidney to her daughter. But when Maryam’s teenage son developed the same kidney disease, it was a kidney from a deceased donor that gave him another lease on life. Now, a third child of Maryam is in need of a transplant, and she hopes that sharing her experience will encourage more people to donate their organs. Dr Bashir Sankari When we first saw Eissa, his heart was in good shape, but when he started the dialysis, his heart function began deteriorating rapidly. Unfortunately, some children do not take to this treatment well and that is why a kidney transplant is lifesaving.

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Dubai mum makes donor appeal after son s life-saving transplant surgery

Teenager Eissa Abdul Malik given new chance in life thanks to anonymous donor, after his mother previously donated a kidney to his sister

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Anonymous kidney donor gives new lease of life to Emirati teen

Anonymous kidney donor gives new lease of life to Emirati teen 01 Feb 2021 Gulf Today, Staff Reporter About five years ago, UAE national Maryam donated a kidney to her daughter who was suffering from congenital nephrotic syndrome, a condition that leads to irreversible failure of the organ. But when her teenage son Eissa Abdul Malik, who had the same condition, urgently needed a kidney in 2019, she had to turn to the UAE organ donors registry and hope for the best. All of my children, three boys and a girl, suffer from kidney issues. Each one started experiencing health problems at a different age. I had already donated a kidney to my daughter and none of my family members were in a position to donate to Eissa due to health reasons,” says Maryam.

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