transplants造句

In the 1920s the first testicle transplants were under way.

In 2006, three women received liver and kidney transplants from the same donor.

Currently, transplants and dialysis are the only ways to treat kidney failure.

Because transplants weaken the immune system, they cannot be performed on sick patients.

But that requires such transplants to be healthy themselves-and each length of transplanted vessel can be used only once.

In contrast to other life-saving transplantation procedures, womb transplants don't save lives; they enhance the quality of life through being able to conceive a child.

Heart transplants were once considered immoral-how could you open the chest cavity of one person and transplant the heart into the body of another person?

Some of the infected British patients had travelled to India for kidney or bone marrow transplants, dialysis, pregnancy care or burns treatment, while others had undergone cosmetic surgery.

The general concept was to do cell transplants from either autograft, so from some place in your own body, or xenograft an animal, or a cadaver.

In Belgium, at least 70 people required renal transplants or dialysis for interstitial fibrosis of the kidney after taking the wrong herb from the Aristolochiaceae family, again as a dietary aid.

She said it could make bone marrow stem cell transplants an option for more patients, allowing doctors to collect and bank patients' own stem cells for use after high-dose chemotherapy.