<p>A newly married woman's noble gesture in agreeing to allow transplantation of the organs of her deceased husband has saved six lives, doctors at a city based hospital said.<br /><br /></p>.<p>The 39-year-old man's two kidneys were donated to K G Hospital and Kovai Medical Centre and Hospital here, two heart valves to Madras Medical Mission and liver to Appollo Hospitals, both in Chennai, and two eyes to KG Hospital.<br /><br />The man, who got married last month, was declared brain dead yesterday after an accident on July 8.<br /><br />He was riding pillion to get the marriage certificate attested from a notary when he had met with the accident in Meenakshipuram near Pollachi, 40km from here.<br /><br />After first aid, he was admitted to K G Hospital here where surgeons monitored his condition of serious head injury. He was declared brain dead at around 7.40 pm yesterday, Hospital Chairman G Bhakthavatsalam said.<br /><br />His family was informed and his wife voluntarily agreed to donate all the organs of her deceased husband. Accordingly, harvesting of multi organs-- liver, heart valves, kidney and eyes--was carried out by seven surgeons, he said.</p>
<p>A newly married woman's noble gesture in agreeing to allow transplantation of the organs of her deceased husband has saved six lives, doctors at a city based hospital said.<br /><br /></p>.<p>The 39-year-old man's two kidneys were donated to K G Hospital and Kovai Medical Centre and Hospital here, two heart valves to Madras Medical Mission and liver to Appollo Hospitals, both in Chennai, and two eyes to KG Hospital.<br /><br />The man, who got married last month, was declared brain dead yesterday after an accident on July 8.<br /><br />He was riding pillion to get the marriage certificate attested from a notary when he had met with the accident in Meenakshipuram near Pollachi, 40km from here.<br /><br />After first aid, he was admitted to K G Hospital here where surgeons monitored his condition of serious head injury. He was declared brain dead at around 7.40 pm yesterday, Hospital Chairman G Bhakthavatsalam said.<br /><br />His family was informed and his wife voluntarily agreed to donate all the organs of her deceased husband. Accordingly, harvesting of multi organs-- liver, heart valves, kidney and eyes--was carried out by seven surgeons, he said.</p>