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Lyon: double hand graft

Publication date 14/01/2000 From €100.00

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The team of Professor Jean-Michel DUBERNARD succeeded in a world first medical at the Louis Herriot hospital in Lyon by grafting both hands and twoarm to a 33-year-old man who had been amputated after an artisanal rocket explosion. A particularly meticulous operation that required the simultaneous intervention of 18 surgeons. The patient, a painter and father of two, had been waiting for his new hands for four years. The operation lasted seventeen hours Jean-Michel DUBERNARD, head of the urology and transplantation department: "This is a very thorough procedure in terms of surgery, but surgery is only one aspect of the whole process. Immuno-suppression and prevention of rejection are the key to this type of transplantation. ' Archive of Clint HALLAM transplanted by hand 16 months ago which regained sensitivity and manages to write. This medical feat has a counter-part, a very heavy anti-rejection treatment with a long-term risk of serious illness. Isn’t the cure worse than the evil? That is why the ethics committee asked the Lyon team to limit transplants to amputees with both hands, a handicap so heavy that it justifies taking risks. Professor Michel MERLE, head of the surgery department of the main CHU of Nancy: "It remains an exceptional surgery. We must not trivialize this surgery, a heavy act, which is heavy by the daily treatment, heavy by the complications of the immunosuppressive treatment. The patient needs to be made aware of this, as there is a risk of altering his or her life expectancy. ' On an experimental basis, Professor DUBERNARD’s team is expected to perform five transplants with both hands in the next two years. The patient is doing well, but it is only in two or three years that we will be able to judge whether or not this type of operation is appropriate.

Grafted with both hands

Publication date 14/01/2002 From €100.00

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Report. News of the first graft of both hands. Denis CHATELIER was operated on just two years ago. In front of the press today he said he had regained an almost normal sensibility. Commentary on images of the press conference by Denis CHATELIER alternating with interviews with Professor Jean Michel DUBERNARD (Edouard Herriot Lyon hospital) and Denis CHATELIER.

Cystic fibrosis: triple heart transplant lung liver

Publication date 09/08/1990 From €100.00

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A French surgical team at the Broussais hospital, headed by Professor Alain CARPENTIER, has, for the first time in the world, successfully performed a simultaneous heart-lung-liver transplant on a 16-year-old girl with cystic fibrosis. This transplant carried out on June 22 by a team of 19 people had not yet been revealed. This success opens new therapeutic hopes. This intervention was led by Professor CARPENTIER and Dr HOUSSIN. Comment on images of the medical team, of the operating room of a child in intensive care and infographics alternating with the interview of Alain CARPENTIER who explains that the heart transplant was carried out for reasons of greater technical ease. However, it is a palliative treatment, the important one being to treat the disorders created by the defective cystic fibrosis gene. In France, a child with the disease is born every day and it will not be possible to transplant all the little patients.

Pancreatic transplant in Lyon

Publication date 27/10/1976 From €100.00

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Professor Jean-Michel DUBERNARD has just carried out a pancreatic transplant on a 40-year-old man with a promising new technique, tested on dogs. Comment on images of convalescent and laboratory dogs alternating with the interview of Jean-Michel DUBERNARD.

Arm graft in Cambrai

Publication date 04/02/1980 From €100.00

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At the Cambrai hospital, a team of doctors under the direction of Nhommala BOUASSAKAO managed an arm transplant on a patient. Comment on images of the operation alternating with the interview of the surgeon Nhommala BOUASSAKAO. JOU Choupin, Thierry ; BY Bouassakao, Nhommala ;

Georges Dureau on the transplant of a living valve of the heart

Publication date 16/02/1978 From €100.00

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For the first time, a living heart valve was grafted into a patient. This operation took place in Lyon under the direction of Dr Georges DUREAU, a doctor at INSERM who explains the principles of this transplant using a diagram. Images of the operation illustrate his remarks.

First surgery in Lyon: Transplant of a living heart valve

Publication date 16/02/1978 From €100.00

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For the first time, a living heart valve was grafted into a patient. This operation took place in Lyon under the direction of Dr Georges Dureau, physician at INSERM. Comment on images of an operation.

Transplant of the cornea

Publication date 11/08/1977 From €100.00

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This report traces the process of a corneal transplant, from donation to surgery. Comment on images of the operation, a car from the eye bank and a consultation with an ophthalmologist.

First medicine: small intestine transplant

Publication date 24/03/1987 From €100.00

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A nine-year-old girl has successfully undergone a small bowel transplant by the team of Professor Denys PELERIN at the Hospital Necker-Sick Children in Paris. This is a world first. Comment on images of the press conference given by the medical team, plans of the hospital, alternating with an interview of Denys PELERIN, infant surgery Hospital for Sick Children.

Christian Cabrol on the first heart transplant in Europe

Publication date 29/04/1968 From €100.00

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Interview with Professor Christian CABROL, who has just operated on Clovis Roblain, thus performing the first heart transplant in Europe.

Gladys, first heart-lung transplant in France

Publication date 21/03/1988 From €100.00

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Gladys, a 12-year-old girl with the first heart-lung transplant in France, left the Necker hospital (Paris) where she was operated on. Review of the circumstances of this complicated operation. Comment on images of surgery and Gladys in her room, alternating with the interview of Jean KACHANER, infant cardiologist at the Necker hospital.

First medicine: a farmer’s finger transplant in Bordeaux

Publication date 03/03/1995 From €100.00

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A first in surgery took place at the Pellegrin hospital in Bordeaux: a Dacquois farmer, after having his four fingers cut off by an agricultural machine, underwent a transplant and recovered the use of his hand. Explanations by Joseph BAKHACH on medical photographs and images of the operation and interview with Jacques BAUDET, head of the reconstructive surgery department.

First medical: hand transplant with donor in Lyon

Publication date 24/09/1998 From €100.00

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A team of international surgeons led by Professor Jean Michel DUBERNARD succeeded in a first surgery at the Edouard Herriot hospital in Lyon: a hand transplant from a donor. The operation lasted twelve hours. Commentary on images of a press conference given at the hospital and of the operation alternating with the interviews of Jean-Michel DUBERNARD, head of department, surgery transplantation and Earl OWEN, Australian surgeon.

Renal transplant

Publication date 02/02/1981 From €100.00

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At the Necker University Hospital in Paris, Professor Henri KREIS, head of nephrology, explains the benefits of kidney transplantation and the progress of medicine in the rejection of living organs. Comment on images of surgical operations.

First medicine: bi-pulmonary transplant

Publication date 04/06/1993 From €100.00

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A team of cardio-vascular surgery by Dr Jean-Paul COUETIL performed a first surgery: a bi-pulmonary transplant from a lung divided in two. Commentary on images of a meeting of the medical team, various plans of the Broussais hospital, on x-rays, infographics alternating with the explanations of Jean-Paul COUETIL, Broussais hospital.

Burial of Marius Renard

Publication date 05/02/1953 From €100.00

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Announcement of the death of Marius Renard, a 16-year-old man who survived four weeks after a kidney transplant at Necker Hospital. Commentary on newspaper headlines and images of the funeral.

Success of a femur pelvis autograft

Publication date 27/11/2012 From €100.00

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A report devoted to the prowess of a Marseille surgical team that partially reconstructed a patient’s pelvis by grafting her own femur. Meet Louise ANTONI, the patient who underwent this surgery following cancer. Dr Pierre-Olivier PINELLI, orthopedic surgeon at the hospital of La Conception in Marseille, explains the details of this operation. Comment on factual images, illustration and infographic alternating with interviews.

Medicine: first liver transplant

Publication date 03/09/1992 From €100.00

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First medical at the Edouard Herriot hospital in Lyon: a 10-month-old infant has benefited from the transplantation of part of his father’s liver, alive. Interviews with his father and Dr Olivier BOILLOT, surgeon of the hepatic transplant unit, complete the topic.

Isabelle the face transplant gives a press conference

Publication date 06/02/2006 From €100.00

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Extracts from the press conference given by Isabelle DINOIRE who underwent a face transplant, the first in the world. She needs to relearn to live with a new face. For the first time she exhibited herself by giving a press conference in an amphitheater of the hospital of Amiens with her professors who operated on her, Bernard Devauchelle and Jean Michel Dubernard. She takes stock of the evolution of her condition but still has difficulty talking because the lips are partly paralyzed.

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