Baby Fae - Wikipedia
She became the first infant subject of a xenotransplant procedure and first successful infant heart transplant, receiving the heart of a baboon. Though she died within a month of the procedure, she lived weeks longer than any previous recipient of a non-human heart.
Baby Fae's Baboon to Human Heart Transplant: How It ... - TIME
2015年10月26日 · As 12-day-old Fae’s condition began to deteriorate on Oct. 26, 1984, the medical team choose a donor baboon and began the transplant operation. At 11:35 a.m., TIME wrote, Fae’s “new heart...
Leonard L Bailey: in 1984 he transplanted a baboon heart into ...
2019年7月12日 · Bailey removed the baboon’s walnut sized heart, placed it in a container of icy saline slush, and returned to the surgical suite.1 “I arrived with the heart,” Bailey recalled in a 2007 interview. “We made the incision, and went to …
Infant Heart Transplantation - Loma Linda University Health
Baby Fae survived the transplant, which provided her a new, healthy and, against all odds, beating baboon heart. Though the transplant gave her a little extra time, Baby Fae tragically passed away 21 days later. She became the longest-living recipient of a cross-species heart.
Iconic ‘Baby Fae’ surgeon Bailey dies at age 76 | News
2019年5月12日 · On October 26, 1984, Bailey and his team transplanted a baboon's heart into “Baby Fae,” as she became known to the media.
Baby Fae, infant who received baboon heart transplant, dies
2010年3月4日 · On October 26, Bailey performed the world’s first baboon-to-human heart transplant, replacing the 14-day-old infant’s defective heart with the healthy, walnut-size heart of a young baboon.
Infant receives baboon heart | October 26, 1984 - HISTORY
2010年2月9日 · At Loma Linda University Medical Center in Loma Linda, California, Dr. Leonard L. Bailey performs the first baboon-to-human heart transplant, replacing a 14-day-old infant girl’s defective heart...
Baby Fae: As a Wondering World Watched | News
The transplant of a baboon heart into a two-week-old girl by a team headed by Leonard L. Bailey, MD, a 1969 graduate of the School of Medicine, was the first of its kind in a newborn ever attempted.
Baby Fae and Baby Moses: An Interview with Leonard Bailey
It was my privilege to sit down [in 2007] with Leonard L. Bailey, MD, and listen as he recounted his experiences leading up to Baby Fae's historic heart transplant on October 26, 1984—just 12 days after her premature birth with hypoplastic left heart syndrome.
The ‘Baby Fae’ baboon heart transplant – potential cause of ...
In their very thoughtful commentary discussing our paper on the possibility of achieving immunological tolerance to pig heart xenografts in neonates, 1 Jeffrey Platt and his coauthors 2 discuss the well-known transplant of a baboon heart into the patient known as Baby Fae in 1984 by Loma Linda surgeon, Leonard Bailey. 3 Despite ABO ...