US EditionMedicine – Morocco: First Successful "Abo Incompatible" Kidney Transplant in Africa
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The Mohammed VI Foundation for Science and Health (FM6SS) announced on Tuesday that it had carried out in Casablanca the first ABO incompatible kidney transplant on the African continent, a major medical breakthrough. A pioneering operation. The intervention allowed the transplant of a kidney between a donor and a recipient of different blood groups. It mobilized [...]
The Mohammed VI Foundation for Science and Health (FM6SS) announced on Tuesday in Casablanca, the success of the first ABO-compatible kidney transplant carried out successfully across the African continent. This large-scale intervention, which allowed a kidney to be transplanted between a donor and a recipient of different blood groups, constitutes a major medical advance, a result of the close coordination between the services of anaesthesia-re…
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