Recently, a news about organ donation after 199s triggered a heated discussion in the society. When life can't be saved, it is becoming an active choice for more and more people to donate usable organs voluntarily and without compensation, so that life can be extended in another way. Zhan Xiaomin, born in 199s, is willing to donate his most beautiful eyes in the hope of bringing light to more people. Zhan Xiaomin said, if I have an accident one day, I hope those healthy organs in my body can help more people.

Since 215, China has completely stopped using organs of death row inmates, and citizens' voluntary donation has become the only source of organ transplant donors. At present, the shortage of organ donors is still large, and registered donation and actual donation are two different concepts. In fact, only one out of every 1 people who died may meet the medical conditions for donation. ?

organ donation by post-9s girls: I would like to live again

In April this year, 25-year-old Zhan Xiaomin went through the organ donation procedure at Yongchuan Red Cross Society. Many friends expressed their incomprehension of her practice, and some even said, "What did society repay you? It is great of you to repay society in this way. "

Faced with friends' incomprehension, Zhan Xiaomin thinks that organ donation has nothing to do with greatness, let alone age. He just wants to donate organs to help more people, which is why Zhan Xiaomin chose to donate organs instead of bodies.

Zhan Xiaomin believes that the significance of donating remains is different from that of donating organs. Donating remains means using one's own remains for medical teaching and contributing to the medical cause in China, while donating organs means using one's healthy organs for people in need.

For her, the latter is more important, and it is also more able to implement her wishes. After death, transplanting healthy organs to others is equivalent to living again, which is of great significance.

What makes Zhan Xiaomin feel gratified is that although many people can't understand or even oppose their own behavior, there are still people who agree with and support her, and her father is one of them.

"At that time, after I told my father about it, my father gave me support, which made me feel very gratified." Zhan Xiaomin said.

Today, Zhan Xiaomin, a nurse in Yongchuan Maternal and Child Health Hospital, is still concerned about organ donation. "I just want to help others, so I did it." Zhan Xiaomin said.

"My friends say my eyes are beautiful, so I think if I have an accident one day, I hope my beautiful eyes can bring light to more people." Zhong En said.

In May this year, 22-year-old Zhong En went through the organ donation procedure at Yongchuan Red Cross Society and donated his cornea.

Zhong En first learned about organ donation in high school. At that time, the idea of "donating your organs after death" took root in Zhong En's mind.

"I'm thinking about this matter, and I've learned a lot about organ donation." Zhong En said.

In May this year, after considering all aspects, Zhong En decided to go to Yongchuan Red Cross for organ donation and donate the most beautiful eyes he thought.

"I have been afraid to tell my parents about donating corneas, for fear that they will not accept it." Zhong En said, but I will not waver. I will donate my cornea to help those blind friends and bring them light.

Change your mind and leave your love behind

Experts told the financial insurance industry that at present, local regulations are different, and volunteers need to seek the opinions of their immediate family members in principle and get their support when registering. The actual donation requires the written signature of the spouse, parents, adult children and other immediate family members. If a natural person is willing to donate organs after his death, he shall have a written certificate of consent to donate; Only the verbal expression of consent to donation shall meet the following conditions:

(1) written certificate from his spouse and two doctors;

(2) if there is no spouse, there is a written certificate from his parents or adult children and two doctors;

(3) If there is no spouse, parents or adult children, there are written certificates from two other close relatives and two doctors;

(4) if there are no close relatives, there is a written certificate from the neighborhood (village) committee, pension institution and other organizations of their work unit or place of residence and two doctors.

If you just want to donate without consulting your parents, it will be more complicated to donate later.

There is still a big gap in the number of organ donors in the national donation cases

On October 17-19, 216, the data was obtained at the 216 China-International Organ Donation Conference and the International Advanced Seminar on Organ Donation and Transplantation: "As of September 3, 216, Chinese mainland has accumulated 8,866 organ donations and donated nearly 25, large organs after the death of citizens; Among them, in the first three quarters of 216, 2,95 cases were donated, an increase of 5% over the same period of last year, which has exceeded the total number of donations last year. "

Expert's suggestion: Incorporate organ transplantation into medical insurance

Huang Jiefu, chairman of China Organ Transplantation Development Foundation and former vice minister of health, said that the relatively high operation cost of organ transplantation also discouraged some patients. Kidney transplantation costs about 2, yuan, and lung transplantation can reach up to 5, yuan or 6, yuan, which is unbearable for patients. However, if kidney, liver, lung and heart transplantation can be included in medical insurance, it will benefit many patients and help improve the efficiency of the use of medical insurance funds.

During the National "Two Sessions" in p>216, Huang Jiefu submitted a proposal to include kidney transplantation in medical insurance for serious illness, and the Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security gave a positive response. In 217, when the "two sessions" were held, Huang Jiefu once again suggested that liver transplantation, lung transplantation and heart transplantation should be gradually included in the scope of serious illness medical insurance or serious illness relief.

organ donation, which started in China in the 21st century, still has a long way to go.