Animal organs are a complex and controversial subject in humans. Can animal organs be used in humans? Can chimpy’s heart or boar kidney be applied in humans and can it succeed? To know the answers to these questions, we talked to famous doctors David Cooper and Sameeran Roy.
Accenotransplantation means transplanting animal organs, tissues and cells into humans. This is a process in which animal organs are used for humans. Humans have been trying for years how animal organs can be used for themselves. This is a complex and controversial subject, but it is interesting to understand the technology and possibilities behind it.
Professor David Cooper said that the efforts of animal organs of animals have been attempted in humans for many years, but have not been successful. He said that in the 18th century, some people tried to transplant the donkey blood in humans, but they died due to reduced red blood cells (RBC). Apart from this, in the 1980s, chimpy kidney was transplanted in a human being. But the patient lived for a few days and then suddenly died. In another experiment, the heart of Chimpaji was transplanted into humans. But this experiment could not succeed due to small heart.
Since 1985, Professor David Cooper worked continuously on animal organ transplants and finally he was successful in 2024. He successfully transplanted the pig’s kidney into a human being. A patient named Richard, who was suffering from a serious kidney disease, was planted by a boar. He lived for two months, which is considered a great success.
Professor David Cooper says that a major advantage of animals from animals is that the number of donors of the organs will increase. He says that at the moment, such transplant can be done for those patients who are close to death and there is no other option for them.
Professor David Cooper says that the biggest challenge in planting pig’s kidney is how to protect the pig from the virus spreading the disease. He says that some special measures will have to be taken for this, such as developing geneocrafad animals, so that retroiles that damage humans can be disabled.
Subsequently, the organs of these animals can be used for transplantation in humans. India’s famous gastrointestinal expert Dr. Sameeran Nandi says that it is currently running as a medical trial, but it will take 10 to 20 years to get success. This can be a major achievement of medical science growing in a new direction.
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