How long does it take to fully recover from a heart transplant?

Answer 1

The longest time a heart transplantation is about 28 years , and the patient is the doctor Michel Corniglion who lives in Lyon in France. He has been transplanted in 1981.

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Answer 2

If kept chilled in preservation solution, donated organs can remain viable for transplantation for a duration ranging from a few to many hours, although it is best if they are transplanted as quickly as possible after the donation surgery.

Typical storage times are 30 hours or less for a kidney, less than 12 hours for a pancreas or liver, and less than 6 hours for a heart or lungs. These times vary because of the relative speed at which deterioration begins in the organs' tissues.

Answer 3

I would say not even a second of the lifetime

Answer 4

The first successful heart transplant recipient died 18 days later of complications from pneumonia.

Answer 5

they would live exactly the same life, but with some problems due to antibiotics and such.

Answer 6

Everybody is different depending on your age and general fitness..it took me about 18 months to fully recover.. i think the average is about 12 months

Answer 7

the life expectancy of a human is several years.

Answer 8

18 days