Medgadget (blog)Renal Disease Market USD 14291.2 Million Revenue Expected To Reach At ~6.3% CAGR with Prominent Players …Medgadget (blog)Kidney transplants which can be performed using a kidney from a deceased donor or an organ from a living donor, i…
Rochester Democrat and Chronicle |
Her husband needed a new kidney to live. She found one on Facebook
Rochester Democrat and Chronicle She was down to months to find a kidney donor for Harry Powell, her best friend for 22 years and husband for the past 15. Desperate to get the word out, on Jan. 16 she posted their plight on Facebook. “Harry will be added to the transplant list,” she … |
BBC News |
Aberdeen woman donates kidney to save ex-boyfriend’s life
BBC News “Life on dialysis can be extremely tough for some, and with the average wait for a deceased donor kidney in the UK being over two years, it’s vital we continue to raise awareness of the benefits to give hope and a future to those living with the … |
French surgeon builds windpipes from arteriesBSI bureau (press release)According to the news reported by AFP, Martinod struck on the idea of using aortas, the largest artery in the body from deceased donors to replace damaged sections of trachea, the r…
Times NowMajor breakthough: This surgeon builds windpipes from donor …Times NowFrench doctors led by a surgeon, Dr Emmanuel Martinod, have successfully carried out trachea transplants using donor aortas. The reconstructive technique has …In a …
Times Now |
In a first, surgeon builds windpipes from arteries – Times of India
Times of India Science News: Hailed by one US throat surgeon as a “major advance”, the reconstructive technique was detailed in the Journal of the American Medical … Major breakthough: This surgeon builds windpipes from donor …Times Now In Breakthrough, French Surgeon Builds Windpipes From Arteries …News18 |
The Hindu |
Surgeon successfully builds windpipes from arteries
The Hindu Mr. Martinod struck on the idea of using aortas — the largest artery in the body — from deceased donors to replace damaged sections of trachea, the roughly 10-cm tube of cartilage and tissue that connect the larnyx to bronchial tubes feeding into the … |
RFIFrench medics rebuild windpipes using donor arteries – France – RFIRFIFrench medics have successfully provided a dozen patients with windpipes made from donor aortas, they told a medical congress in the US on Sunday.and more »
Daily Mail |
French surgeon rebuilds windpipes ravaged by cancer by using …
Daily Mail Professor Emmanuel Martinod, who works at Avicenne Hospital near Paris, uses aortas from donors to replace damaged sections of patients’ tracheas, allowing … |
The Japan Times |
In breakthrough, French surgeon builds windpipes from donor aortas
The Japan Times Martinod struck on the idea of using aortas — the largest artery in the body — from deceased donors to replace damaged sections of trachea, the roughly 10-cm (4-inch) tube of cartilage and tissue that connect the larnyx to bronchial tubes feeding … |