Pemindahan rahim pertama di AS gagal

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Pemindahan rahim pertama di AS gagal

Washington – Pemindahan rahim pertama dilakukan di Amerika Syarikat gagal selepas penerima mengalami komplikasi yang memaksa doktor mengeluarkan organ itu.

“Kami dukacita memberitahu bahawa pesakit kami, Lindsey, baru-baru ini mengalami komplikasi tiba-tiba yang membawa kepada pembedahan membuang rahim yang dipindahkan kepadanya,” kata Klinik Cleveland dalam kenyataan yang tidak mendedahkan nama penuh pesakit.

Beliau semakin pulih dan sembuh selepas pembedahan membuang organ itu, tambah kenyataan itu tanpa mengulas lanjut.

Pembedahan pemindahan, yang berlanjutan selama sembilan jam, dilakukan pada 25 Februari lalu. Doktor mengumumkan beberapa hari kemudian prosedur itu berjaya.

Isnin lalu, pasukan pakar bedah mengadakan sidang akhbar menampilkan penerima berusia 26 tahun itu kelihatan tersenyum.

Hospital itu berkata, ia masih mengenal pasti sebab kegagalan prosedur berkenaan, menambah percubaan klinikal yang menyasar melakukan pemindahan rahim kepada 10 wanita, akan diteruskan.

Doktor di Universiti Gothenburg di Sweden adalah yang pertama berjaya menjalankan pembedahan rahim pada 2013. Penerima melahirkan bayi pertama dikandung dalam rahim dipindahkan pada September 2014. – AFP

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Lantak lah.

sabar_sabariah

uih.. ni 1st time aku dengar
so, pasni rahim pun boleh menjadi salah satu organ yg boleh didermakan?

Emperor95

diharapkan kemajuan teknologi ini digunakan dengan baik.

mzzenma

Mzz lebih intrigued yg pemindahan kepala tu..ambil kepala orang lain letak kat badan orang lain

skinsandstars

mzzenma replied at 10-3-2016 01:56 PM
Mzz lebih intrigued yg pemindahan kepala tu..ambil kepala orang lain letak kat badan orang lain

Hi awak. Tak bersalin lagi ke?

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Transplanted Uterus Removed From Cleveland Clinic Patient

Robert Lowes

    |    Disclosures    |    March 09, 2016      



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The woman who received the nation's first transplanted uterus on February 24 at the Cleveland Clinic in Ohio had to have the organ removed because of a "sudden complication," the clinic announced today.
The transplant recipient, a 26-year-old woman identified only as Lindsey, "is doing well and recovering," according to a Cleveland Clinic news release.
The clinic did not describe the circumstances of the complication other than to say it was under review, and that more information would be shared as it became available.

    "There is a known risk in solid organ transplantation that the transplanted organ may have to be removed should a complication arise," the clinic said. "The medical team took all necessary precautions and measures to ensure the safety of our patient."
The clinic's news release included a statement attributed to Lindsey speaking on behalf of herself and her husband, Blake.
"I just wanted to take a moment to express my gratitude towards all of my doctors," Lindsey was quoted as saying. "They acted very quickly to ensure my health and safety.
"Unfortunately I did lose the uterus to complications. However, I am doing okay and appreciate all of your prayers and good thoughts."

Transplant recipient "Lindsey" with her team of physicians on March 7. (Courtesy of Cleveland Clinic/Twitter.)

Patient Had Looked Forward to Becoming Pregnant
Lindsey, who reportedly was born without an uterus, had said after her 9-hour transplant operation that she looked forward to becoming pregnant through in vitro fertilization sometime in 2017.
Her transplanted uterus came from a healthy woman in her thirties who had previously given birth and died suddenly.
Lindsey was part of an uterus implant trial at the Cleveland Clinic that focuses on uterine factor fertility, which applies to women who were born without a uterus, who have lost their uterus, or who have a uterus that no longer functions. Before the announcement about the removal of Lindsey's transplanted uterus, the clinic had said that one other woman in the study was ready to receive a new uterus, and several others were close to that point.

    The Cleveland Clinic said today that the study, planned for 10 women, "is still ongoing with a commitment to the advancement of medical research to provide an additional option for women and their families."

http://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/860147

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sabar_sabariah replied at 10-3-2016 05:41 AM
uih.. ni 1st time aku dengar
so, pasni rahim pun boleh menjadi salah satu organ yg boleh didermakan ...

aah sepatutnya tapi dalam kes ni belum lagi lah nampak gaya sebab gagal as in ada complication

GhostWalking

sabar_sabariah replied at 10-3-2016 05:41 AM
uih.. ni 1st time aku dengar
so, pasni rahim pun boleh menjadi salah satu organ yg boleh didermakan ...

aah sepatutnya tapi dalam kes ni belum lagi lah nampak gaya sebab gagal as in ada complication

mokcikKSKB

Ganas jugak kalau pindah rahim ni..tp x mustahil.cuma byk sgt salir drh kat rahim ni..sbb tu x bjaya kot

gadogado

Apa lgi yg nk dipindah.sila2

Suchi

kalo tak silap sblm ni yg org arab ke apatah ade yg berjaya kan sampai selamat lahirkn ank lg..

mbhcsf

Rejection kot, kena on anti rejection drugs je la kan,  masih fertile ke if a person female le on immunosuppresant for long term basis?

Esmiria

rahim blh dipindhkn ke,?

outcast

kejap kalau dipindahkan dan ada baby ...
kira baby tuh bukan dia punya la kan ??
sbb ovum datang dr penderma ..
complicated2