baby fae造句

• In all, sheep, baboon and chimpanzee hearts were transplanted into at least four adults between 1964 and 1977; all died within 31 / 2 days . In 1984, an infant known as Baby Fae received a baboon heart at Loma Linda University Medical Center in California.
• It has been more than three decades since doctors first attempted a cross-species transplant, and 14 years since a surgeon at Loma Linda University Medical Center, in California, captivated the public with his unsuccessful attempt to use a baboon heart to save the life of an infant dubbed Baby Fae.
• Since the 1960s, researchers have implanted organs from sheep, pigs, baboons and chimpanzees into people, but none has survived more than 20 days . The most famous episode was the transplantation of a baboon heart in 1984 into an infant, known as Baby Fae, born with a lethal heart defect.
• Two parks are located in the neighborhood : Leonard Bailey Park, named after the heart surgeon who operated on Baby Fae at the nearby Loma Linda University Medical Center, and Bryn Mawr Veterans'Memorial Park, built by the city of Loma Linda after the 2008 annexation in order to mollify local residents.
• When asked why he had picked a baboon over a primate more closely related to humans in evolution, Bailey replied, " I don't believe in evolution . " Though she died within a month, Baby Fae, at the time of her death, had lived two weeks longer than any previous recipient of a non-human heart.
• After beating a retreat following a highly publicized, unsuccessful effort in 1984 to transplant a baboon heart into a 15-day-old infant known as " Baby Fae " at Loma Linda University Medical Center in California, transplant surgeons are relying on new scientific advances in a new effort to relieve a severe organ donor shortage made possible by successes in transplanting human organs.
• After a bit of background, including the famous failed baboon-heart transplant of Baby Fae in 1984, Forrest Sawyer, this episode's " Turning Point " reporter, looks at several current cases : a California man with AIDS who underwent a baboon bone marrow transplant last year; several people with Parkinson's disease who have had pig cells implanted in their brains; and a patient with Huntington's disease, whose cell transplant, on camera, makes for the hour's climax.