Tag: Uterine transplants

• Uterine Transplants

  I just knew it was going to happen; I could feel it in the air: a live and healthy baby delivered from a transplanted uterus. It was the womb’s turn. After all, people have been trying to transplant stuff since anatomy began. Unfortunately, before the concepts of physiology, infection and immune rejection were appreciated, they…

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  October 29, 2014

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  azathioprine, Cassandra, corticosteroids, cryopreserved embryo, Dr. Christian Barnard, Dr. Mats Brannstrom, immunosuppressants, medical ethics, pregnancy, tacrolimus, Uterine transplants

• The Wandering Womb

  The science that brought you heart transplants, kidney transplants, and even lung transplants, is at it again -with a vengeance. Well, maybe I shouldn’t word it that strongly -I’m sure the folks that thought this one up assumed they were doing some good. And maybe they are… I mean, Science is good, right? I’ve always believed that…

  gozzter

  January 17, 2014

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  alternatives to adoption, organ transplantation, pregnancy requirements, uterine surgeries, Uterine transplants, Women’s Health issues