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Cleveland Clinic Performs First Uterus Transplant In The U.S.
On Wednesday, transplant and gynecological surgeons at the Cleveland Clinic performed the United States' first uterus transplant. The patient, who is 26 years old, is in stable condition according to the Cleveland Clinic.
The purpose of the nine-hour surgery is to restore the ability to become pregnant to women who have either been born without a uterus or have had it removed. The New York Times reports that the patient will have to wait a year while she heals, and then can use in vitro fertilization to try to conceive. After one or two babies, doctors will remove the uterus again.
Doctors in Sweden have previously performed nine uterus transplants. And the first baby from a mother with a transplanted uterus was born in October 2014.