First person to receive a genetically modified pig kidney transplant dies nearly 2 months later
- A patient who received a pig kidney transplant has passed away almost two months later, marking the first such procedure.
- Richard "Rick" Slayman, 62, underwent the transplant in Boston in March.
- Slayman's family acknowledged his passing and praised the medical team at Massachusetts General Hospital for their work.
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Man dies after receiving genetically modified pig kidney. 'No relation between death and transplant'.
Richard “Rick” Slayman è morto. Il 62enne era stato sottoposto ad un trapianto con un rene di maiale geneticamente modificato lo scorso 16 marzo e dopo (circa) tre settimane era stato dimesso. È sopravvissuto due mesi poi il decesso. A riportarlo è il quotidiano britannico The Guardian. Il Massachussets General Hospital, la struttura ospedaliera dove Slayman è stato operato, ha tenuto a precisare che “nulla fa pensare che abbia perso la vita per…
Man Who Received Pig Kidney Transplant Dies Weeks after Milestone Surgery
Richard “Rick” Slayman, the first patient to receive a genetically edited kidney from a pig, has died nearly two months after the milestone surgery, according to his family and a statement from Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston, where he had the transplant.
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