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The first successful hand transplant surgery in Middle East

TEHRAN, Feb. 27 (MNA) – Member of the 15th Khordad Hospital surgery team has successfully completed hand transplant surgery during 8.5 hours of breathtaking procedure.

Masoud Yavary in an interview with Pars health reporter said: “this transplant operation started 5:00 Am today, in ultra specialized ward of 15th Khordad Hospital and continued until just moments ago, and the surgery is almost complete, and has been successful.

He continued: “in this transplant operation, the wrist of a 25 years old young brain death person was transplanted to a 37 years old man who had lost his hand 6 years ago in an accident using meat grinder.”

The Deputy of Beheshti University of Medical Sciences added: “the transplant of hand operation for one’s own member have been done numerous time, and there are plenty of people who have lost their hands in an accident, and we have transplanted [hand] back to their own body in this hospital.”

“The importance of this unique operation is that for the first time in Iran, Middle East, and Eastern Mediterranean countries, we have used a hand from a brain dead person, and transplanted to another person.”

He added: “these hand transplants with all details and links to nerves, and the vessels have successfully been finished, and blood is running in the transplanted hand, but whether the man can move his transplanted hand or not? Time would tell, we need at least two weeks before we can tell.”

Yavary added: “measures including chemotherapy to prevent rejection after the transplant must be continued, but the transplant have been completely successful.”

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For your knowledge both of these patients died unfortunately. Transplant operation was succesful in both operations. After operation some medicine is given to patients to supress their immunity system so that the body won't reject the transplanted limbs. So patient suffers multiple organ failures.
 
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For your knowledge both of these patients died unfortunately. Transplant operation was succesful in both operations. After operation some medicine is given to patients to supress their immunity system so that the body won't reject the transplanted limbs. So patient suffers multiple organ failures.

Well , thanks god as a matter of fact turkish medical community standards are far higher than pan-turks fanboy community .
As a matter of fact the one with transplanting four limb was a complete failure .
The one with three limb transplantation was a partial success don't forget one of the limbs were rejected.

About rejection of the transplants if it happen at the time of the surgery or first or second day , then there is a very high probability that there was some mistakes in choosing the transplants but if it happens after several weeks like what happened to two of the limbs of the one who received three transplant then its a sad thing that we usually can't do anything about it as the limb its rejected also immune system also attack the original body parts. Like this person who died from heart and kidney failure .and sadly there is very little that we can do for these patients even in most advanced facilities
 
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For your knowledge both of these patients died unfortunately. Transplant operation was succesful in both operations. After operation some medicine is given to patients to supress their immunity system so that the body won't reject the transplanted limbs. So patient suffers multiple organ failures.

If my memory serves me right, he died because of his heart. It couldn't handle the extra pressure of pumping blood to 4 new limbs, which are almost equal to half of the body weight.
 
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