Not exact matches
Twenty percent
of those kids may eventually need a
liver transplant, but they're likely to be
out of luck; looks like we're not going to have enough
livers to go around.
Liver cells carry
out hundreds
of different functions, only some
of which Lagasse has tested in mice, and it is unlikely that
transplanted cells could fulfill all
of them in humans.
U.S. biotechnology company Circe Biomedical has had similar success, she said, showing in an ongoing clinical trial
of a similar device using pig
liver cells that six
out of 36 patients have completely recovered without the need for
transplant.
«Our findings indicate the need to understand how Medicaid expansion affected access to care,
out -
of - pocket expenditures, and clinical outcomes among
liver transplant recipients, given the changes in their insurance status occurring due to this policy.»
To find
out, they randomized a total
of 719 patients between 25 and 35 days after
liver transplant into three study arms.
The Boston Globe tells the story
of Boston Children's patient Sloan St. James who was diagnosed with biliary atresia and received a
liver transplant after Lt. Steven Tenney found
out he was a match to donate.
Defending a pharmaceutical company in an action arising
out of the plaintiff's use
of a statin medication, which use, she alleges, resulted in her needing a
liver transplant.
My husband has been in and
out of University
of Washington Medical Center over the past 2 years for a
liver transplant and various complications.