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For more than a decade of HIV infection, a man seems to have escaped this death 20 months after a bone marrow transplant.
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For more than a decade of HIV infection, a man seems to have escaped this death 20 months after a bone marrow transplant.
Doctors in Europe have recently successfully performed a tracheal transplant with tissue developed from the patient's own stem cells.
A London-born infertile woman became the first person in the world to have a baby after her twin sister's ovarian transplant.
Women who have a kidney replacement for men are more likely to have this organ rejection, scientists say.
A new cardiopulmonary machine can be transplanted without invasive surgery.
Until now everyone knows that overweight people are at risk of heart disease, stroke and some problems arise from very high arterial obstruction. And those with excess w…
An Australian young woman became the first organ transplant patient in the world to have the same blood and immune system changed as that of a donor. Doctors have called…
Doctors have long dreamed of one day they could take a piece of artificial skin stored in the refrigerator to save patients with severe skin damage. Now that dream has c…
British scientists are developing a safe way to use low-dose carbon monoxide (CO) for patients with organ transplants, contributing to preventing rejection after surgery.
A young girl, after receiving the heart from a murder victim, accurately described the perpetrator, helping the police to successfully solve the case. A husband after hi…
The lender of the heart to display and then become a visitor to the exhibition is Jennifer Sutton, 23, Ringwood resident (United Kingdom).
After 45 days of transplanting 5 organs at the same time in a very complicated surgery, an 8-month-old American boy is currently in good health.
On August 6, the National Pediatric Hospital will conduct another blood transplant for the first time in Vietnam. The difference from previous liver transplants is that…
British scientists are planning to use germ cells (in the spinal cord) to cure blindness. This is good news for those patients who still think it cannot be cured. The fi…