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[Uterine transplantation: a treatment for absolute uterine infertility].
Uterine transplantation: A TREATMENT FOR ABSOLUTE UTERINE INFERTILITY. Uterine transplantation (UT) is the first proposed treatment for absolute uterine infertility. It is also the first organ transplant of a transitory nature performed for a non-vital indication: the ability to carry a child and give birth. Today, with about one hundred transplants performed worldwide, uterine transplantation is at the crossroads between the experimental phase and current practice. The first uterine transplant was performed in France in 2019 at the Foch Hospital (Suresnes). It allowed the birth of two healthy little girls in 2021 and 2023. The second transplant was performed in September 2022. A state of the art allows to review the steps necessary for a successful transplantation from donor and recipient selection to surgery, immunosuppressive treatment and pregnancies. Potential future developments could make it possible to simplify this complex surgery, which is not without raising ethical questions.
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