Transporting organs by civilian air is a groundbreaking initiative in cross-country organ transplants in Vietnam. The journey of receiving and continuously transporting organs through various means of transportation is filled with countless unpredictable situations. Doctors and medical staff at Hue Central Hospital (HCH) compare this race against time to something even more nerve-wracking than a movie!

The long Lunar New Year holiday combined with the rising number of cases has kept the doctors and medical staff at Hue Central Hospital (HCH) constantly on duty without rest. The signs of spring are seen in pots of chrysanthemums and peach blossoms, but the atmosphere remains one of urgency and dedication to patient care and treatment.

In the evening of September 27, Hue Central Hospital announced that a pediatric patient suffering from pancreatitis leading to abdominal hemorrhage has been discharged after more than a month of intensive treatment by the medical staff.

The doctor white blouse has been associated with the image of the simple, thoughtful, and warm doctors when they examine, do the treatments, and take care of the patients. Taking patients as the center, medical staff try their best every day to provide dedicated treatments and care to exchange the simple happiness of the patients’ smile, health and their peace of mind.

Achieving organ transplants that open a new page for the patients’ lives is an indescribable effort of doctors and medical staff of Hue Central Hospital. Behind every surgery is a long story...