Michael Mosley: “The heart possesses a mystique, a romance that sets it a part from any other organs. This difference helped make heart surgery an extremely dangerous procedure. Not just for the patient but also for any surgeon prepared to operate on it.”
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Animal experimentation, Clinical ethics, Clinical trials, Human tissue usage, Research ethics, Transplantation, TV (documentary), Uncategorized, Xenotransplantation | Tagged: artificial heart, Blood and Guts, Christiaan Barnard, Heart surgery, Heart transplant, Michael Mosley, organ donation, Organ Transplants, Pig heart, Xenotransplantation | 
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