Pig kidney serves as bridge to human transplant in medical first
In a world-first, a 66-year-old patient lived 271 days dialysis-free with a genetically edited pig kidney before successfully receiving a human kidney transplant. Learn how this landmark xenotransplant study in The Lancet could reshape organ shortages and bridge patients to life-saving human donor kidneys.
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