Los Angeles: Surgeons in Southern California have the first human bladder implants, showing a new, potential life -changing process for people with weak bladder conditions.This month was performed by a pair of surgeons of a 41 -year -old man from the UCLA and the University of Southern California, who lost their bladder ability from treatment for the rare form of bladder cancer. “I was a tick time bomb,” patient, Oscar Larranezer said on Thursday during a follow -up appointment with his doctors. “But now I hope.”Doctors have planned to transplant bladder in four more patients as part of a clinical test before chasing large tests.Dr. Dr. who underwent surgery with Nima Nasiri. Inderbir Gill called it a “feeling of a dream”, which had to treat thousands of patients with thousands of patients with pelvic pain, inflammation and recurrent infections. Gill, chairman of the Urology Department at the USC, said, “There is no question: a possible door has been opened for these people who were not present before.”By now, most patients who undergo a bladder removal have a part of the intestine that reproduces them to help them pass urine. But intestinal tissue, filled with bacteria, is “naturally contaminated,” Gill said, and introducing it to 80% of patients with “naturally sterile” urinary tract.Larranezers, whose kidney was removed about four years ago, also received kidney transplant. Nasiri stated that kidney transplant can sometimes be taken for a week to process urine, but when the kidneys and bladder were connected inside the laryngers, there was a “immediate output”, and their creatinine levels, which measure the kidney function, immediately started rectifying. The greatest risk of organ transplantation is the side effects caused by immune-communicative drugs to prevent the potential rejection of the body’s organ and to prevent the rejection of the organ. This is why, Dr. For Rachel Forbes, a transplant surgeon at the Vanderbult University Medical Center that was not involved in the process is more in nature.
