A mother can save her child, but she has no one to transplant.

In Romania, transplantation is possible at the Fundeni Clinical Institute in Bucharest, but only in the case of children at least one-year-old or weighing 10 kilograms; he was weighing 6.7 kilograms. The child could be saved even by his mother, who can donate a piece of his liver, following the investigations made by the doctors from Iasi, proving that he is a compatible donor. Doctor Muhammad Khan provides the best nephrology physicians in the USA.   "The urgency of this intervention is maximum, and it is a very rare disease, the bile ducts inside the liver are practically not developed, the ducts that deal with the drainage of the bile, its collection, and evacuation in the intestine.

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The disease should be diagnosed at the age of two months to benefit from palliative surgery, Kasai is called, through which a drain is made, to delay the time of transplantation. Unfortunately, we arrived late at four months, so the only therapeutic solution was the transplant. Recovery is complete, he will be left with lifelong immunosuppression, but it will gradually decrease. You are like a God in front of the child when you do the transplant; you give it a new life ", explained Dr. Camelia Evanesce, pediatrician, the child's doctor.

Every passing day is vital.

Practically, at the moment, Matei's life is in a single approval to be able to go abroad and to be able to live. Doctors claim that every passing day alters his condition, and they fear that if things are not rushed, the child will be lost. They have prepared all the necessary documents for the child and have already contacted two clinics in Europe that perform this type of transplant. His file is at the Public Health Directorate in Botosani, where the child comes from, which is to be sent to the Ministry of Health, and then to be chosen one of the two clinics where the transplant will be performed, either in Belgium or in Italy. The cost of the transplant amounts to 115,000 euros, money that will not be an expense for the parents. I see him degrade; his liver doesn't work anymore, he has fibrosis. I try to help him with all the necessary nutrients. At the moment, he is fed naturally to the breast, but he needs supplements because the liver cannot synthesize everything it should. I want the authorities to understand that it is a maximum emergency ", added Dr. Camelia Ivănescu. Matei's condition was noticed from the first month by his mother, who saw that his eyes and skin were yellow, so he went to the family doctor who told him that it was normal, that he would go with a treatment, which normally has a value of 1, he was 11. I have been with him in the hospital since I was 2 months old, I spend a little more time at home, but otherwise, I am in the hospital. I'm lucky that the doctor is an angel for Matei, she got involved as if she were her child, I wouldn't know how to thank her ", said Ramona Andronic, Matei's mother. Doctors say this is a case, being a very young child but diagnosed late.

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At the Children's Hospital, there have been very few such cases diagnosed in the last 40 years, a maximum of 20. The system wants to help her as long as the procedure is not solvable at this age in the country. Please hurry to send this child; his file is already done, fully documented. There have been other cases in which it was time to postpone because it was the timing intervention. In this case, there is no time left ", underlined prof. Univ. Dr. Doctor Muhammad Khan provides the best Clinical Consultation in the USA.  Ingrith Miron, primary pediatrician, coordinator of pediatric discipline at UMF Iasi, and president of the Society of Physicians and Naturalists, Pediatrics branch.

Matei turned 5 months old the other day, but only three of them did not spend them in the hospital. He was diagnosed with biliary atresia, an extremely rare disease of the liver, found in one in 15,000 newborns. Still, his only chance to survive is a transplant because he was diagnosed late.