In the field of reconstructive Surgery accomplished a major breakthrough: researchers from the United States was able to empirically artificial penises grow from the cells of guinea pigs. If innovative technique is successfully implemented in the experiment with the participation of the people, the doctors, patients will receive a unique opportunity to the qualitative transformation of the health and life.
Authors of successful projects on cultivation penises became a team from the Institute for Regenerative Medicine in North Carolina. Now, according to The Guardian, scientists hope to get approval from the FDA Office of Food and Drug Administration to carry out the first transplant grown similarly way sexual organs. If a positive response is medical received, a unique experiment will be carried out within five years.
Note that the idea of growing genital organs from stem cells is not new. In 2008, this technique Professor Anthony Atala was tested in a study on rabbits, with proffesor experiments assessed as "very encouraging. "
According to experts, fabrics an important organ of the cells derived from the desired area of the patient, It can be grown for four to six weeks. Penises grown on Matrix own human cells would avoid the high-risk immune rejection, which occurs after organ transplantation from another person. Thus, patients with congenital anomalies, undergoing surgery or injury, will gain great hope for a radical change in the quality of life for the better.
At the same time, experts sober evaluate the possibility of research in humans.
By the way, in the United States surgery to increase penis is one of the most popular and popular. According to a number of surveys, their unhappy with the size of more than 70% of men.
For reference:
Male sex organ It is one of the most impressive in the world of wildlife. Absolutely accurate is that a little sex member during excitation increases to a greater extent than a major and unique justified indication for penis enlargement surgery, doctors say micropenis when the penis is less than three centimeters in length. (READ MORE)
Authors of successful projects on cultivation penises became a team from the Institute for Regenerative Medicine in North Carolina. Now, according to The Guardian, scientists hope to get approval from the FDA Office of Food and Drug Administration to carry out the first transplant grown similarly way sexual organs. If a positive response is medical received, a unique experiment will be carried out within five years.
Note that the idea of growing genital organs from stem cells is not new. In 2008, this technique Professor Anthony Atala was tested in a study on rabbits, with proffesor experiments assessed as "very encouraging. "
According to experts, fabrics an important organ of the cells derived from the desired area of the patient, It can be grown for four to six weeks. Penises grown on Matrix own human cells would avoid the high-risk immune rejection, which occurs after organ transplantation from another person. Thus, patients with congenital anomalies, undergoing surgery or injury, will gain great hope for a radical change in the quality of life for the better.
At the same time, experts sober evaluate the possibility of research in humans.
"To obtain approval to conduct such experiments on human beings, we need to provide all data on safety and quality, we have to prove that the materials used are non-toxic, and we should describe the production process step by step ", - commented on the matter, Professor Anthony Atala.
By the way, in the United States surgery to increase penis is one of the most popular and popular. According to a number of surveys, their unhappy with the size of more than 70% of men.
For reference:
Male sex organ It is one of the most impressive in the world of wildlife. Absolutely accurate is that a little sex member during excitation increases to a greater extent than a major and unique justified indication for penis enlargement surgery, doctors say micropenis when the penis is less than three centimeters in length. (READ MORE)
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