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the debate on double kidney transplant

Filed in archive News , Treatment by Gloria Gamat on March 14, 2006

A short-term study in the US found a 100% survival rate in kidney patients who had double transplants of kidneys earlier rejected for having limited function links

. This could help solve the organ donor shortage and could be as good as transplanting one high-function kidney organ. Or may be not?

The study was presented to the US Central Surgical Association.

Read the full report at BBC News, PlayFuls & UPI.

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