The first cross-kidney transplant in Vietnam was successful
On February 7, Cho Ray Hospital officially announced the successful implementation of the first cross kidney transplant in Vietnam for 2 girls from the stepfather and mo…
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On February 7, Cho Ray Hospital officially announced the successful implementation of the first cross kidney transplant in Vietnam for 2 girls from the stepfather and mo…
Dr. Sergio Canavero confirms the success of treating paralyzed animals can prove the feasibility of head implant surgery.
Through a history of two-handed transplantation, 9-year-old Zion Harvey (USA) has now done what she never thought she could, from throwing balls to banana trees.
Japanese scientists have just announced the successful transplants of human skin cells, opening hope for many blind people around the world.
German and American scientists can maintain pig hearts inside a baboon for more than two years, creating a breakthrough in the field of organ transplants.
For patients with kidney failure, waiting for a suitable kidney transplant will be an arduous and painful journey. Unsuitable kidneys will be considered
On February 24, the first US uterine transplant surgery ended successfully after 9 hours.
A neurosurgeon claims to have successfully implanted a monkey's head without leaving any nerve damage. Transplants take place in Heilongjiang Province (China).
Can bone fracture be replaced by bone culture? A while longer, it is possible.
By gene regulation, Harvard University (USA) said in the future it is possible to use pig organs to transplant for humans.
A biotech company in the US has studied how to feed pig organs for human use and achieve some initial success.
Singapore's Today newspaper on July 7 reported that a girl formed from ovarian tissue transplantation was born at the National University Hospital of Singapore (NUH) in…
Surgery to stop heart transplantation has been successfully conducted by doctors at Papworth Hospital, England. This is also a medical feat first recorded throughout Eur…
For the first time, a patient who is paralyzed due to a spinal cord injury can walk again, after receiving a nose olfactory nerve cell into the spinal column.
A group of Japanese scientists on September 12 successfully implanted retinal cells developed from pluripotent stem cells (iPS) for a woman of about 70 years of age.