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    body (1). History of transplants: The very first successful heart transplant performed in humans was in 1967 by South African doctors (2). The transplant was performed by Dr. Christiaan Barnard and was done at Groote Schuur Hospital‚ Cape Town (3). The recipient of the donated heart was Louis Washkansky and received the heart of donor Denise Darvall. Though

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    Imagine that someone needed an organ transplant. On the other hand‚ the doctor tells them that there is a shortage of human organs. However‚ the doctor says that there is a new breakthrough in technology‚ Xenotransplantation. Xenotransplantation is the transplantation of organs from one species to another. In spite of this‚ is it right to transplant these foreign organs into a human beings? The facts that will be stated will tell it is not. The reason being is because Xenotransplantation can come

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    first successful kidney transplant in Boston. Since then‚ medical science has concentrated on organ donation as a way of replacing a recipient ’s dysfunctional organ with that of a healthy donor organ. TYPES OF ORGAN DONATION The organs that can be donated include: Heart Patients with severe heart failure who cannot be helped any longer with medication and/or surgery may benefit from a heart transplant. Liver Patients with liver failure may benefit from a liver transplant. Pancreas Patients

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    Transplantation is “the transfer of organs such as the kidneys‚ heart‚ or liver from one body to another” (Organ Transplantation). As explained by the West’s Encyclopedia of American Law‚ the first human organ transplants were performed in the 1960s‚ as new special- tissue-matching techniques and immunosuppressive drugs were available to reduce the chance of a recipient rejecting the transplanted organ. However‚ as organ transplants became more successful‚ a significant problem arose: there were just

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    Xenotransplantation Xenotransplantation Currently‚ there are 100‚000 people living today because of successful human organ transplants. There are also more than 40‚000 Americans waiting for human organs‚ one third will die before they can receive organs. (http://www.columbia.edu/cu/21stC/issue-1.2/Xeno.htm) Scientists are trying to create a new way of fixing this problem; this is what they call xenotransplantation. This is when instead of using human organs‚ animal organs are used. There

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    of his liver to a stranger his wife‚ Deb Cooper‚ heard on the radio telling his tragic theory about having a liver disease and needing a liver transplant to live. John had made a decision he would donate a part of his liver to this complete stranger. The road to becoming a donor however‚ is not so simple as just to do it. John had endured various strenuous mental and physical tests. He had to travel 8 times to Toronto to see experts in all fields relating to his donation. He saw a liver expert

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    Aldridge’s article “Organ transplants” more than 121‚000 people are waiting for an organ transplant in the United States today. Sadly‚ over 6‚500 people have died waiting on an organ transplant. If broken down‚ it results to eight people dying each day (Aldridge 606). Kidneys are the most common organ transplant‚ with the intestine being the least common. A transplant procedure may range from the liver‚ heart‚ pancreas and lungs (Kasper 1). In 1933‚ the first kidney transplant was first tested by Dr

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    Organ Trafficking

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    the practice is wholly illegal and secretive. 2. Price of organ Here is the price of each organ in illegal organ transaction. Pair of eyeballs $1525‚ scalp $607‚ skull with teeth $1200‚ shoulder $500‚ coronary artery $1525‚ heart $119000‚ liver $157000‚ hand and forearm $385‚ pint of blood $337‚ spleen $508‚ stomach $508‚ small intestine $ 2519‚ kidney $15000-40000‚ gallbladder $1219‚ skin $10 per square inch. Those prices are the average price at organ black market in America. Sum of all

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    Your kidneys? Your liver? It’s a matter of life and death. If you had designated on your driver’s license or carried some other means to communicate your decision to be an organ donor‚ your friend’s life could have been saved. Signing up to be an organ donor is one of the most generous things you can do — especially when you consider that a single donor can potentially save eight lives. That’s eight people who won’t have to spend agonizing months or years on the transplant waiting list‚ who will

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    more than humans. However‚ for human beings imprisoned‚ even giving them basic medical care is likely to make some law-abiding taxpayers annoyed. They don’t want to give prisoners any essential help. When prisoners are badly ill and need organ transplants‚ people want to ignore the medical need of prisoners and blame that “they deserve to die”. I feel so guilty for all these people‚ thinking of human lives more trivial than caged animals. This is definitely wrong. Leaving them alone means killing

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