Posts by Denise Weber

A successful double hand transplant at Gift of Life Michigan

A successful double hand transplant at Gift of Life Michigan

January 13, 2017

The donation and transplant of hands (or any limb) is unusual and complicated. According to Gift of Life (Michigan) hand donation and transplantation is a lengthy procedure that involves the transplantation of skin, bone, blood vessels, muscles, nerves and connective tissue. The program tries, officials said, to match the recipient’s hand size and skin tone with that of the donor’s. “This is one more example of the advances being made in medicine,”… “But the foundation for the advances is the selflessness of donors and their families to say yes to helping and saving others.” Hand transplantation is relatively rare and
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Dr. John Fung’s Power Point Presentation on Organ Preservation Solutions

Dr. John Fung’s Power Point Presentation on Organ Preservation Solutions

October 13, 2015

We have received so many inquiries and requests for Dr. Fung’s presentation (at E.S.O.T. in Brussels) that we were able to gain approval and post on our Blog and Website – This is the Power Point presentation that was shown along with his verbal narrative that can be found on our website at http://www.custodiol.com/ Dr. John Fung’s most recent presentation on Organ Preservation Solutions Happy reading and viewing 🙂  
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Let’s meet at the ATC – Corner Booth # 900

Let’s meet at the ATC – Corner Booth # 900

April 30, 2015

The American Transplant Congress is almost upon us and we are excited to see some old friends, meet some new friends and discuss studies, data and all things related to Organ Preservation Solution. In this, our 8th year of exhibiting at the ATC, we are proud to represent such a tried and true product Custodiol HTK.  
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Teen died after one punch, but his organs gave N.J. man new life

Teen died after one punch, but his organs gave N.J. man new life

January 15, 2015

HILLSBOROUGH — Beth Colon received the letter in November. She tried to read it but was crying a river of tears before finishing the second sentence. Her sister consoled her and read her the letter. It was from an anonymous 37-year-old recipient of one of her son’s kidneys. Her son, Jared, is the Hillsborough High teen who died last July after getting hit with a punch to the head during an argument with another Hillsborough teen. “I am the 37-year-old male kidney recipient of the precious gift from your loved one,” the letter began. “You have my deepest sympathy for
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