Uterus transplant for women who cannot carry a pregnancy
Part of Women’s health & pregnancy clinical trials.
This trial studies transplanting a uterus to allow people with uterine infertility to try pregnancy. It may help some patients who cannot carry a baby because their uterus is missing or nonfunctional, but it requires careful matching and strict health screening for both recipients and donors.
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Who can take part
- You must be age 18 to 40 at the time of the transplant
- Your body weight must be in a safe range (BMI 30 or lower)
- You have uterine infertility due to MRKH syndrome and have had a hysterectomy
- You must be compatible with the donor based on blood type and immune markers (ABO and HLA)
- You must be up to date on vaccines and able to travel to the center (for deceased donor cases: under 11 hours)
- Your vaginal canal length must be at least 7 cm
Quick eligibility check
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