В Турции лет 8 назад процветал трансплант-тур, занимался там этим доктор Шапиро. Потом его прижали, остались ли там последователи - неизвестно.

В Румынии недавно прогремел скандал с незаконной трансплантацией донорских яйцеклеток, которой занимались без разрешения израильские врачи, они были арестованы.

Так что все, перечисленное в статье, в принципе вполне возможно.

Adam Gerstein had been talking to his eldest son about fishing for weeks. They even went to the sporting goods store to pick out a beginner’s rod. Then, the late summer trip was postponed. Three days before they were set to leave, Adam was diagnosed with kidney failure and started hemodialysis treatment. To learn more about Adam’s journey from dialysis to transplant.

Adam and his wife immediately began the search for a living donor. Several generous family members, friends and acquaintances came close, but were ruled out for medical reasons. During this time, Adam’s dialysis treatments became very difficult, due to a rare condition that prevented the use of anti-clotting agents and the search for a donor took on an even greater urgency.

Then, one week before Christmas, Adam’s father, Bob, became determined to be the donor. Just in case, a friend of Adam’s was designated as a back up. By mid – January, Bob had completed his pre-surgery medical testing and was deemed a match. On January 21, 2010 Bob gave Adam the ultimate gift-- his left kidney. Two days later, Bob walked out of New York-Presbyterian Weill Cornell Medical Center. He was followed two days after that by Adam.

“With one son who was a preemie, there were nights in the NICU where I would have given anything to make my son better, so my dad’s gift is all the more meaningful to me,” says Adam.

Bob remains his normal, humble self. “I never expected that our active, athletic, hardworking 35-year-old son would need much more than babysitting so he and his wife could enjoy the occasional night out. But when he did need more, I was so grateful that I could be there for him.”

“My surgery was a snap,” says Bob, “...made easy by the encouragement, support and competence of the outstanding team of professionals at the hospital – from the surgeons and anesthetists to the coordinators, nurses, technicians and social workers. The experience was overwhelmingly positive.”

Adds Adam, “My surgery was much easier than I expected and thanks to my dad and the great team at the hospital, I’m looking forward to the first of many fishing trips with my boys and many more family milestones. I can’t promise my fastest run at the National Kidney Foundation U.S. Transplant Games this summer, but we’ll all be happy to be there.”

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