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A Political-Health Emergency: Ending Social Tragedy of Organ Shortage
The transplantation of organs and tissues became a medical reality in the 1950s. Fundamentally, it generated the possibility, never achieved except by haemodialysis in the case of the kidney, to solve end-stage organ failure.