Title
Human Clinical Trial of Uterine Transplantation in the United Kingdom
The First Human Clinical Trial of Uterine Transplantation in the United Kingdom
Phase
N/ALead Sponsor
Womb Transplant UKStudy Type
InterventionalStatus
Unknown statusIndication/Condition
InfertilityIntervention/Treatment
prednisone tacrolimus mycophenolate ...Study Participants
10Ten patients will undergo uterine transplantation.
Ten patients that will be appropriately selected using a variety of physical and psychological assessments. The selected patients will undergo egg retrieval and subsequent freezing of embryos to enable IVF treatment following transplantation. Following uterine transplantation, using deceased donor allografts, the patients will be closely monitored for 12 months clinically, radiologically and immunologically until embryo transfer. Following successful embryo transfer the patients will continue to be monitored antenatally until they are delivered by Caesarean section.
10 Patients will undergo oocyte retrieval and freezing
Appropriately matched uterine transplant allografts will be excised from deceased donors
Following egg freezing the patients will undergo uterine transplant from deceased donors
Patients will be appropriately immunosuppressed, whilst being closely monitored clinically, radiologically and immunologically.
12 months after successful transplantation,the patients will undergo IVF
Following successful conception and antenatal period, the babies will be born by Caesarean Section
10 patients will be appropriately selected to undergo oocyte retrieval and freezing. Subsequently deceased donor allograft excision will take place prior to uterine transplantation. Immunosuppressive agents will be used to optimise graft success until successful In-vitro fertilisation and subsequent delivery by Caesarean Section
Inclusion Criteria: Female Between 18-36 years of age Absolute Uterine factor infertility Exclusion Criteria: Poor ovarian reserve - Unsuccessful oocyte retrieval No intercurrent significant medical or psychiatric co-morbidities Previous oncology patients <5 years in remission Outside of age range Normal BMI