March 31, 2008
University of Minnesota scientists have rebuilt and reanimated a heart. This is a major step in creating “built-to-order” organs that will help countless transplant patients currently waiting for donors.
“Someday, doctors may routinely extract cells from heart failure patients and use them to reseed a new organ from a cadaver-derived ECM. ” — UoM
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What a remarkable instance of the medical advances that we are going to observe in our lifetime