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Baylor Scott & White Health news

& First in the United States: Baby born to mother who received transplanted uterus Baylor University Medical Center at Dallas (BUMC) announced in December 2017 that a baby has been born to a mother who received a uterus transplant as part of a landmark clinical trial conducted over the past year and a half. This birth is the latest medical milestone in the uterus transplant clinical trial at BUMC, being conducted through Baylor Scott & White Research Institute. “We want to thank the family for allowing us to be part of this experience,” said Giuliano Testa, MD, principal investigator of the uterine transplant clinical trial at BUMC. “This first live birth to a uterus transplant recipient in the United States was a milestone in our work to solve absolute uterine factor infertility, but, more importantly, it was a beautiful moment of love and hope for a mother who had been told she would never be able to carry her own child. BUMC is among the first in the United States to explore uterus transplantation. “Our goal in launching this clinical trial has always been to contribute to the body of knowledge on transplantation at a national and international level,” said Doug Lawson, PhD, president of BUMC. “This baby, born to a mother who could not otherwise have carried her own child, represents the ultimate success of this program, and we are honored to have been part of this milestone for her.”