Home > Knowledge > Heart in the organ check - the engine of life Dated January 19, 2023 Phibi Nicola Photo: Kiattisak/stock.adobe.com What's on your mind? Happiness, sadness, tension or excitement make themselves felt through the heart. Without the heart we would not be able to move, think or feel. We will explain to you how the "heart" of the body works and what diseases you need to look out for. What works day and night without interruption and continuously...
Status: 01/16/2023 1:53 p.m In view of the sharp decline in the number of organ donations, Federal Minister of Health Lauterbach is in favor of a renewed attempt at reform. Its goal is the introduction of the contradiction solution. Thousands of patients in Germany are waiting for life-saving organs, but recently fewer and fewer people have been donating their organs after death. Federal Minister of Health Karl Lauterbach is therefore pushing for a fundamental reform of the organ donation laws....
health Lauterbach for a new attempt at organ donation reform A woman holds an organ donor card in her hands. photo © Hendrik Schmidt/dpa According to the latest figures, the number of organ donations continues to decline. The Minister of Health considers the applicable legal rules to have failed - and is calling for a new attempt. In view of the significantly reduced number of organ donations, Federal Minister of Health Karl Lauterbach is pushing for a renewed attempt at...
Festive sounds at the turn of the year: the concert organist Anne Horsch will play on Saturday, December 31, in the Grünwald church of St. Peter and Paul. The musician from Grünwald, who studied in Munich, Paris and Lyon, will entertain the audience on the way to the new year with festive, Christmassy, virtuosic and meditative works by Bach, Tchaikovsky, Grieg and others. The organ concert begins at 9 p.m. Admission is free, a donation is requested. source site
A patient in the clinic is suddenly confused. Does she have blood poisoning? A specialist finds the real reason and prevents worse.source site
Watch the video: Emotional moment after transplantation - This man hears his new heart beating for the first time.A moment that John hadn't expected for a long time. Here he hears his new heart beating for the first time after an organ transplant. In a work accident in 2019, John from the US state of New Jersey suffered an electric shock. He falls off the outside of a house and lands on a metal scaffold. He gets an electric shock....
Tobias Skuban will play the "Sonata in B minor op. 15" by Josef Labor (1842 - 1924), the "Sonata in D minor op. 65 no " by Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy (1809 - 1847) and the "2nd Sonata in D minor for organ op. 60" by Max Reger (1873 - 1916). Tobias Skuban works as a concert organist both in Germany and internationally. He has already given concerts in France, the USA and on the largest organ in Switzerland in the...
Status: 03.11.2022 3:16 p.m 8,500 people are currently waiting in Germany for a donor organ. The criteria have only recently been adjusted. But the number of donors continues to fall. Medics are concerned. The number of organ donors has decreased significantly in Germany. By the end of October, organs had only been removed from 710 people for transplantation, as the German Foundation for Organ Transplantation (DSO) announced. That is 8.4 percent fewer donors than in the same period last year....
Health Organ donation also possible with corona infection A styrofoam container for transporting organs intended for transplantation at the entrance to an operating room. photo © Soeren Stache/dpa The corona pandemic makes organ donation in Germany more difficult - then it turns out that the risk of transmission is lower than feared. Now Covid patients are also allowed to donate in this country. Because transmission is almost impossible with careful selection, organs from corona-positive donors can now also be transplanted....
Russian soldiers develop gallows humor at the sight of their weapons: A video shows how Russian recruits inspect their rifles and joke about the dilapidated condition of the weapons.Russian soldiers develop gallows humor at the sight of their weapons: A video shows how Russian recruits inspect their rifles and joke about the dilapidated condition of the weapons.source site-3
