Prevention of Aortic Stenosis Heart Failure and the Role of Swine Tissue
Porcine hearts are helping to save lives! One of the most exciting areas of cardiac research focuses on the use of swine hearts to research, or
Porcine hearts are helping to save lives! One of the most exciting areas of cardiac research focuses on the use of swine hearts to research, or
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The University of Maryland Medical Center announced yesterday that David Bennett, the first successful recipient of a transplanted porcine heart, died at the age of
In a breakthrough years in the making, 57-year-old Dave Bennett has become the first human recipient of an organ from a genetically edited porcine donor.
Stents have long been a part of the lives of people. It is critical to keep clots and emboli in check to maintain the vascular
This research published in the Journal of Anatomy was done to compare human and porcine cruciate ligaments (namely the ACL and PCL) in their form and
Porcine are playing an important role in the global fight against COVID-19, with live animal models helping to both create a vaccine and address the
The use of porcine tissue continues to grow in medical research. Due to the high degree of similarity between swine and human bodies, researchers have
Orthopedic surgeons are finding a rapid repair for rotator cuff tendon injuries where there was not a reliable method in the past. Porcine intestinal tissue
Pigs are a natural source for xenotransplantation due to the fact that they are so anatomically similar to humans. The key is to genetically modify
Since our last update on PEDv, several new facts have come to light. The disease continues to spread throughout the U.S., especially the Midwest
Dear Valued Client, The USDA has confirmed that porcine epidemic diarrhea virus (PEDV) has been identified in the United States for the first time, through
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