A new medical device is showing immense promise in offering dramatically earlier detection times for kidney failure.
feel constant anxiety—not knowing if their body is rejecting their transplanted organ or not. They may have waited years for a transplant… [t]hen, they spend the rest of their lives worrying about the health of that organ,” Lorenzo Gallon, a transplant nephrologist at Northwestern Medical who led the study’s clinical portion,. “Our new device could offer some protection, and continuous monitoring could provide reassurance and peace of mind.
. “The earlier you can catch rejection and engage therapies, the better. We developed this device with that in mind.”
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