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Vidas cruzadas, vidas salvadas | Ariel Kaplan | TEDxRosario


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everything has a really loved me

would like to please as the magicians say

who thinks of a loved one and when

have your head raise your hand

favor

thank you very much now suppose that a

accompany that loved one to the

doctor with a series of analysis

biochemicals prescribed by the same

are medical doctor and the doctor

Tell your loved one

good what I imagined he has

chronic kidney failure to be able

continue living will have to submit

to dialysis or to a kidney transplant

let me explain what the

chronic renal failure

Chronic renal failure is when

a person is a state in which their

meetings are going to stop working or

they stop working to get out of this

situation

the forms are two one is dialysis

whereby the person submits to

a mechanical filtering process of the

blood through a machine to

to be able to continue living and eliminate

toxins or kidney transplant

kidney transplant is logically the

override option

now I will explain a little more in

Argentina

they enter dialysis approximately 6

1,400 patients patients

prevalent is to say the amount of

patients who are on dialysis in

Argentina are about 30 thousand

approximately

that grows at a rate of 2 or 3 per

hundred for different diseases that in

Argentina and they die plugged into a

dialysis machine and five thousand

people per year

people who do dialysis by 95% are

mobilize through a venous access

the machine filters the blood and

others the peritonial dialysis here in

belly

usually the person who makes him

and undergoes a process extremely

traumatic

are 18 hours per week or 20 hours

weekly three times a week

totally draining the point of view

Physical and psychological

obviously the transplant is the

solution but only four 14.1

people in 100 who are in

dialysis

if they can get out whatever there 1,500

people

we consider ourselves all

we were on dialysis only 60

we would agree to a transplant

the rest we die plugged into a

dialysis machine in Argentina in

1903 plants per year of which 700

approximately 750 are 70% renal

with cadaveric donors and 30 percent

hundred with living donors in argentina

the transplants are done in two ways

the law establishes for donors to

cadaveric transplants

people who expressed their

consent to donate organs or

after deceased can donate their

organs and the person who needs the

organ must be inscribed in the

incucai that is the only organ that

regular at country level

if a person is on dialysis in

waiting list and waiting in

eternum a a kidney transplant to

through a cadaverous donor

the other option totally surpassed

now is the donation in life

the law states how we have two

kidneys

one can donate easily there is no

no inconvenience

the law states that to be a donor

in life one has to have a

direct relationship with the family

reject ascending or descending or

brother and if you do not have to mediate

judicial authorization for something

totally logical to avoid what is

calls the sale of organs

Now suppose you want

be loved that they initially thought what

they see bad dialysis every day

others want to donate a kidney and not

there’s going to be no problem because it’s

something that afterwards they will play at

football and kicked him in the kidney that

remains

they will be able to continue living without any

problem and they want to win him but they are not

compatible will donate there must be

two compatibility conditions

sanguine that is group groups

blood and factor and also the

histocompatibility which are conditions

genetic and maybe that person does not

you only have you but you have 10

20 30 relatives who want to donate and not

you can because there is no compatibility and

you see that loved one passing by

they are improving and improving and improving and

never be the cadaveric transplant

good and our societies

developed

does not develop gave the point of view

cultural

this is largely overcome by

what the so-called kidney donation

crusade is to say this thing to do now and

a recipient donor couple are not

compatible with each other but there is another

recipient donor couple that if they cross it

between them is to say what a

swing and renal silac if they cross between

both are compatible and can be done

the transplant perfectly even the

Nobel prize for economy in the year

2002 is called ‘la vie en rose voz made

mathematical contributions these

relational models and today

coincidentally today with total chance

is giving a lecture in the

university of the cema on these subjects

that is, there is even a chain donation

For example , a donor starts

altruistic that says good to him he is

he died of the same family illness

then he wants to donate a kidney that

he could never give it to a person under

the condition that that person also

put another altruistic donor and so

follow the chain of donations

logically everything totally regulated

with databases and after secrets

matured tomato

impeccable the system the united states is

llama and some good here the incucai

It could be exactly the same because

the incucai the one that has the whole base of

data from people who are on the list of

not wait and the one who has the entire basis of

data the people who will donate after

of dead but it could be perfectly

write down all the people who want

donate in life and they can not because they are not

compatible and then there is a

database that through a single

very simple mathematical error

they can start macha couples and

get crosslinks and then

people once they tell you you are

compatible with another couple goes to the

justice and asks for authorization and then

you see in which center of transplant it

It makes for a law that is required is

requires the will of incucai to

doing it is not you do not need anything a law

only will but that appears the

thematic of this theme of this event

what is the ap

the capital sin that in this case is the

laziness and laziness

this was proposed in the year 2010 the

incucai and the response of the maximum

inccai leader at the time was

this is not state policy

should promote private and so

the year 2010 to date was added a

mathematical projection so that you

they like mathematics have died in their

please the dialysis machine between

3,000 and 4,000 people who could

have received from someone who wants a

donor a kidney crisscrossed with

other couples and they have not done it and only

some lucky couples with resources

materials or economic or cultural

have been able to go abroad and do this

I believe that today, before a change, I do not know if

bad good of inccai leaders and

the health ministry we will continue

trying to do this and promote this

so you hear some donation

crossed kidney

now that maybe they heard it

interpret what is

I sincerely appreciate that you can

supported and tell them to close once

more laziness and idleness kills

Thank you

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