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First Live Tissue Artery Transplant

First Live Tissue Artery Transplant

January 22, 2009 No Comments

A United Kingdom patient suffering from arterial disease has become the first person in the country to receive a life saving artery transplant using live human artery tissue flown in specially from the United States. John Young suffered years of ill health and three major cardiac operations due to suffering from arterial disease which left ...

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