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Nano drug delivery could revolutionize transplant procedures
Scientists are developing a nano-sized drug particle for organ transplant patients to eliminate its harmful side-effects, reveals a study. The drug cyclosporine (CsA) is widely used in transplant...
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Washington, June 14 (ANI): While transplantation of islet cells from the pancreas to produce insulin may seem a very logical and straight forward solution for diabetics, in reality it isn’t. It is...
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Real-life ‘Face-off’? Poland’s first face transplant earns world recognition
Poland’s first-ever face transplant has been recognised as the world’s best example of reconstructive surgery of 2013 at a recent annual meeting of the American Society for Reconstructive Microsurgery...
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Donor immune cells linked to rejection in facial transplant
From the world’s first facial ‘replant’ in 1994 on Sandeep Kaur, a nine-year-old Indian girl, to the now common full facial transplantation, the world has moved quite a lot. But doctors are yet to...
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