(17 Dec 2024)
US PIG ORGAN TRANSPLANT ROAD TO TRIALS
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Elkridge, Maryland – 13 May 2024
1. Various of Silke Niederhaus taking her medication
2. Niederhaus walking to her car
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Baltimore – 13 May 2024
3. Niederhaus driving to University of Maryland School of Medicine
4. Niederhaus walking
5. SOUNDBITE (English) Dr. Silke Niederhaus, University of Maryland School of Medicine who thought about receiving a pig kidney:
"In 30 years of me living with kidney failure and us knowing that kidney failure is such a problem, have we not solved some of these scientific problems that we knew were problems back in the 1970s and 1980s?"
6. Various of Niederhaus doing rounds at the hospital, where she is a transplant surgeon
7. SOUNDBITE (English) Dr. Silke Niederhaus, University of Maryland School of Medicine, who thought about receiving a pig kidney:
"When I was really waiting for a kidney and in five years of wait listing, nothing had come available. In the 1980s you never would have waited for five years. That’s a long time on dialysis. There were no options. My living donors, none of them were panning out even though I’m surrounded by reasonably healthy family members and friends. At some point, you have to think of what’s dialysis going to be. And would you ever even consider something that’s not that?"
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Palm Springs, California – 12 September 2024
8. Various of Carl McNew and his husband walking their dog
9. SOUNDBITE (English) Carl McNew, kidney patient interested in a pig kidney transplant:
"I think I was just, you know, online reading articles, going through the Internet. And there was the article about the patient who was brain dead that they had implanted the pig kidney into."
10. Various of McNew and his husband getting ready in the morning, drinking coffee
11. SOUNDBITE (English) Carl McNew, kidney patient interested in a pig kidney transplant:
"In 2015, and I’ve always been healthy and I’ve never had any medical issues, I donated my kidney to my husband."
12. Various of McNew leaving for his dialysis session
13. SOUNDBITE (English) Carl McNew, kidney patient interested in a pig kidney transplant:
"At that point, I only had one kidney. It was determined that it was a there was an enzyme that had attacked my kidney. So the kidney function was failing."
14. Various of McNew arriving at his dialysis session
15. SOUNDBITE (English) Carl McNew, kidney patient interested in a pig kidney transplant:
"If there is an alternative out there to dialysis, definitely. Or to being on a transplant list for ten years."
16. Various of McNew taking his dog outside
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Louisville, Kentucky – 4 October 2024
17. Early morning shot
18. Various of Alex Berrios getting ready early in the morning to go to his morning dialysis session
19. Berrios walking into the dialysis center
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Louisville, Kentucky – 3 October 2024
20. SOUNDBITE (English) Alex Berrios, kidney patient interested in a pig kidney transplant:
"Dialysis for me, there’s good days and bad days with it. I’ll be honest with you. The bad days are really bad and that, like, I could be sleeping for 4 or 5 hours after I’m done and not want to get up. And the good days are manageable. You know, they’re not perfect. I mean, the quality of life is not great with dialysis."
21. Various of Berrios walking his dog
22. Various of Berrios working from home
24. Various of Berrios cooking dinner for his family
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