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World's first 'dead-heart' transplant at Sydney hospital
October 24, 2014
In a world first, surgeons at Sydney's St Vincent's Hospital have made a dead heart beat again and successfully used it in a transplant, reports news.com.

Described as the biggest heart transplant breakthrough in a decade, the successful surgery has profound implications for reducing the shortage of donor organs, the director of St Vincent's Hospital Heart Lung Transplant Unit, Professor Peter MacDonald, said today.

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