Xenotransplantation: Bridging the Gap in Liver Transplantation with Genetically Modified Pig Organs
Highlight
- Genetically modified pig-to-baboon liver xenotransplantation demonstrates survival beyond 4 weeks as a bridge therapy for acute liver failure.
- Xenotransplantation research must carefully balance scientific progress with ethical considerations, favoring academic and government oversight over commercial dominance.
- Regulatory frameworks, including expert committees, are critical to ensure patient safety and equitable clinical implementation.
- Public opinion studies reveal broad acceptance of xenotransplantation across diverse populations, emphasizing need to focus on research direction and regulation rather than societal hesitation.
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