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Saved lives: Cyclist Roy Sadan's organs were transplanted into three critically ill patients

With the consent of his family members, two livers, a kidney and a pancreas from Sadan's body were donated to two men in their 50s and a 35-year-old woman. The transplant operation at Ichilov Hospital was conducted for 24 hours with the participation of 50 staff members.

The funeral of the cyclist, who was hit by a bus at the entrance to Kibbutz Rosh Hanikra, will take place tomorrow

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Meirav Cohen

Saturday, March 13, 2021, 11:46 p.m.

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In the video: Israeli cyclist Roi Sadan was hit by a rock fall (Edit: Nir Chen)

The organs of cyclist Roy "Ginger" Sadan were transplanted over the weekend in three critically ill patients.

This, after his family agreed to donate his organs when he was determined to have died from a bus hit at the entrance to Kibbutz Rosh Hanikra where he lived.

The transplant marathon was held at Ichilov Hospital in Tel Aviv for 24 hours, in which two men aged 51 and 53 and a 35-year-old woman were given new life thanks to two livers, a kidney and a pancreas from the body of 39-year-old Sadan.

All three are hospitalized in the general intensive care unit at the hospital.

His organs were donated to three critically ill patients.

Anvil (Photo: Walla !, -)

The transplant operation was led by Dr. Nir Lubetzky, director of the Department of Liver, Bile and Pancreatic Surgery, and was attended by physicians from the surgery, anesthesia, intensive care and liver systems, along with nursing and transplant coordination teams. "Six anesthetists and intensive care physicians worked around the clock during the Sabbath to perform the huge transplant operation that ended successfully."

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The death of the Israeli who surrounded the world on his bicycle was determined - and he was hit by a bus near his home

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Sadan became famous around the world as an adventurer who circled the earth in cycling.

The accident occurred on Tuesday around 14:30, when a United Tours bus was traveling on Route 4 from north to south in the direction of Nahariya.

The section of road where the accident occurred has one lane in each direction, narrow curbs and a guardrail.

An anvil moves in the same direction, on the edge.

When he turned left he was hit by the bus, and was thrown into a ditch on the left side of the road.

MDA medics and paramedics treated him and performed resuscitation, and after the pulse returned he was evacuated to a hospital in Nahariya. Tomorrow at 14:30 at Kibbutz Rosh Hanikra.

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