Implantable Kidney
DailyHemo Report of Dr. Fissell’s Implantable Kidney Development
Sometimes the link above “Implantable Kidney” doesn’t seem to work.
http://www.dailyhemo.org/implantable-kidney
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Still no details on the membranes. I’m impressed that they get to go to Capital Hill, but I don’t see where their breakthrough is.