In an important achievement which gives hope to thousands of women, Grace Davidson, nutritionist of the National Health Services Authority “NHS” from northern London, gave birth to his daughter Amy Isabelle after a uterine transplant.
Ms. Davidson obtained a uterus from her older sister, Amy Berdy, 42, thanks to surgery in 2023.
And 3 other factories were made in the United Kingdom using deceased donors. We hope that women will give birth to the receptors of these uterus.
Experts believe that it is possible to carry out between 20 and 30 uterine transplants maximum annually in the United Kingdom in the future.
Uterine transplants can help women born without healthy uterus, which has lost their organs due to cancer or other medical conditions.
Estimates indicate that there are 15,000 women in the United Kingdom of the age of procreation which do not have a healthy uterus.
How is the donation of uterus?
According to a report from The Independent, the organization of British AWTHM agriculture manages two programs, one of which includes neighborhood donors and the other with members of deceased women.
The British Donor Program of the district has so far focused on women who have parents ready to give their uterus.
However, the team believes that in the future, the Donor Living program will extend to include friends or donors outside the altruism. This is somewhat common in the United States.
He used the use of deceased donors when the families of the deceased wonder specifically if they wish to give the uterus.
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Have you done other uterine transplants in the world?
More than 100 international uterine transplants have been carried out, most of them of Donor Live.
The first successful uterine transplant was made in Sweden in 2014, when the child – Fennant – was born from a 36 -year -old woman.
It is believed that at least 50 children were born around the world after uterine transplants.
What is the success of the process?
The US data show that more than half of the women who have obtained a belly through a transplant in the United States have succeeded in a successful pregnancy.
Between 2016 and 2021, 33 women underwent uterine transplants in the United States and, in 2022, 19 of them (58%) gave birth to 21 children.
In 74% of women who underwent uterine transplant, the uterus still worked a year after transplantation, and 83% of them had living children.
What is the legal decision to give birth to a cultivated uterus?
According to a response published on web Islam “Contemporary scholars differ regarding the decision on uterine culture, which has the decision of the Fiqh Islamic Council, and the recommendation of the fifth medical jurisprudence symposium is the passport, since the uterus is not genitals that transmit genetic characteristics such as testicle and ovary.”
And “came to the documents of the fifth Fiqh medical symposium concerning the planting of the genitals:
First: the gonads: the symposium concluded that the testicle and the ovary due to the fact that they continue to transport and secrete the genetic code thereof, even after having placed it in a new recipient, if their transplant is absolutely prohibited, since legal species are prohibited.
Second: the genitals not transmitted: the majority symposium saw that some members of the reproductive system have planted – with the exception of thickened nudity which does not transmit genetic characteristics.
According to a search for Dr. Muhammad Ali Al -Bar, the Islamic Medicine Advisor to the King Fahd Center for Medical Research, the researcher said: I do not think that uterine transplantation will be a problem of case law, because it is not linked to the line of the fetus, unlike the problem of ovarian or testicular transplantation.