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How can progress in transplatation change one's life ?

Thélia Bessonnet, Lise Haneuse, Schmitt Aaron, Savalle Anouk, Maylis de Franssu

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Index

Introduction

Eye transplants

Endometriosis

Uterus transplantation

Conclusion

WWII soldier receiving multiple skin grafts

Mentions of nose reconstruction in India

Mentions of limb transplants in litterature

First ever recordings of skin grafts, for cosmetic purposes

First organ transplants (kidney)

First verified recording of a skin graft transplant.

1959 AD

1944 AD

1869 AD

1817 AD

348 AD

1550 BC

Transplants evolution

Introduction

Cornea transplantation

->most of the time succesful->Restaure vision->Costs money->Can take several months to fully heal

How does it work ?

Qualities and faults

A whole eye transplant

Aaron James, after the surgery.

Aaron James, before the accident.

Respondents feelings

Uterus with endometriosis

Healthy uterus

Endometriosis

Endometriosis

Endometrium

broad ligaments

Vagina

Cervical canal

Womb

Ovary

Fallopian Canal

Can we see symptoms ?

And the consequences ?

What are the causes?

What is endometriosis ?

Endometriosis

-Costs about 25 000 pounds-Around 100 transplants are made each year (USA)-The first was made in 2011

Immunosuppresants : medicine that suppresses the immune response

-Transforming lives through innovation.-Restoring vision and independance-Advancing treatment for quality of life-Enabling new possibilities for parenthood

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Conclusion

"Progress"

Definition:

Endometriosis is a gynecological disease that often causes chronic pelvic pain or severe cramps during menstruation.

Small fragments of the uterine mucosa (endometrium) that come off during menstruation may be transported up through the fallopian tubes to the ovaries into the uterine cavity, instead of being excreted by the vagina and expelled out of the body with the period.

- this blood contains fragments of the uterine mucosa, which instead of being destroyed by the immune system will implant

- During menstruation, under the effect of uterine contractions, some blood is regurgitated in the tubes to arrive in the abdominal-pelvic cavity

-this tissue will be influenced by hormonal changes during each subsequent menstrual cycle.

- Development of uterine mucosa-like tissue outside the uterus.

- Hormonal problems (high estrogen levels)

- Genetic cause

- Environmental causes (chemical exposure, conditions disrupting the hormone system)