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Police Intimation Form-A Appropriate Authority For Cadaver Transplantation (AACT), Telangana
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The near relatives of the patient have expressed a positive inclination to donate the organs of the patient in the event of the patient’s Brain death.
Application Form-8 Appropriate Authority For Cadaver Transplantation (AACT), Telangana
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Isdead on account of permanent and irreversible cessation of all functions of the brain-stem. The tests carried out by us and the findings therein are recorded in the brain-stem death Certificate annexed hereto.
Application Form-9 Appropriate Authority For Cadaver Transplantation (AACT), Telangana
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Application Form-6 Appropriate Authority For Cadaver Transplantation (AACT), Telangana
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Having known that the deceased has not expressed any objection to his/her organ/organs being removed for therapeutic after his/her death and also having reasons to believe that no near relative of the said deceased person has objection to any of his/her organs being used for therapeutic purposes, authorize removal of his/her body organs.
Forensic Intimation Form-B Appropriate Authority For Cadaver Transplantation (AACT), Telangana
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The near relatives of the patient have expressed a positive inclination to donate the organs of the patient in the event of the patient’s Brain death. The Braine Death Certification has been done, as per the Transplantation of human Organs Act, 1994(The Transplantation of Human Organs Rules, 1995, Bare Act).
