07Aug/13

First Patient Treated with Civacir® after Hepatitis C Induced Liver … – MarketWatch (press release)

First Patient Treated with Civacir® after Hepatitis C Induced Liver
MarketWatch (press release)
Civacir, a 10 % hepatitis C hyperimmune globulin developed and produced at Biotest Pharmaceuticals Corporation, a wholly owned subsidiary of Biotest AG, is being used in a clinical trial in North America in patients undergoing liver transplantation as
Biotest commences phase III trial of hepatitis C therapyZenopa

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07Aug/13

First Patient Treated with Civacir® after Hepatitis C Induced Liver … – PR Newswire (press release)

First Patient Treated with Civacir® after Hepatitis C Induced Liver
PR Newswire (press release)
After treatment with virostatics over several weeks, the first patient underwent liver transplantation and subsequently was treated with the Civacir in the Phase III clinical trial. Civacir, a 10 % hepatitis C hyperimmune globulin developed and
Biotest commences phase III trial of hepatitis C therapyZenopa

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07Aug/13

Iraqi gets new life after liver transplant in India – Business Standard

Iraqi gets new life after liver transplant in India
Business Standard
He required an immediate liver transplant from a compatible donor. Anmar Abdul Karim, Darvesh’s eldest son, was suitable for the liver donation,” said Sanjay Singh Negi, director, liver transplantation surgery. The success rate of such transplants are
Saddam ex-aide gets liver transplantThe Asian Age

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06Aug/13

'Long way to go in transplants' – The New Indian Express


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‘Long way to go in transplants’
The New Indian Express
The bridge between organs donated in the West and in India is huge – even now while 2.1 lakh Indians require kidney transplantation, only 3000 – 4000 kidney transplants are done on an average, annually. The situation is not very different in relation
Q&A: The ethics of an opt-out organ donation systemBBC News

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06Aug/13

Saddam ex-aide gets liver transplant – The Asian Age

Saddam ex-aide gets liver transplant
The Asian Age
Dr Sanjay Singh Negi, director HPB (hepato-pancreato-biliary) and liver transplantation surgery, informed that Mr Darvesh’s investigation and CT scan confirmed that he was harbouring a cancer along with cirrhosis of liver, which required an immediate
Iraqi gets new life after liver transplant in IndiaDaijiworld.com
Ex-Iraqi Air Marshal gets new lease of lifeBusiness Standard

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