Culture of members of a living donor with AIDS

News Now Dubai – United Arab Emirates – (Agencies)

LONDON (Reuters) – Surgeons at Johns Hopkins University Hospital have successfully completed the world's first full-living transplant of a living donor infected with HIV, the Daily Mail reported.

She had been infected with the virus, a kidney donated by Nina Martinez, 35, infected with the virus and less than six weeks old, after the tainted blood was transferred.

Nina decided to donate to her friend in full, but she passed away before the end of the match test, which prompted Martinez to insist on donating to another person in need of farming. .

The hospital revealed Thursday that the donor who had received the college was now healthy and recovering.

The hospital's doctors, Dori Segev, were initially reluctant to proceed with the procedure, fearing that Martinez's remaining kidneys would be impaired because of its low immunity and the effects of its use on anti-AIDS drugs.

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