Nine Women recive a transplant of womb in Sweden
Each who underwent surgery or were born without a uterus , or it had been removed due to cervical cancer. The next step is to try to get pregnant .
Dr. Mats Brannstrom was responsible for leading the team of doctors at the University of Gothenburg , told The Associated Press that " This is a new type of surgery."
There have been previous attempts to transplant a uterus, but women have not come to give birth.
In this study , doctors plan to transfer embryos obtained through in vitro fertilization, the transplanted uterus, potentially allowing women to become pregnant and have their biological children.
If women manage to get pregnant , hereinafter this treatment could help many other women, according to medical research participants .
About 1 in 4,500 girls are born without a uterus , a syndrome known as MRKH and about 40 percent of women who develop cervical cancer are of childbearing age .
Picture By KES47 (File:Scheme female reproductive system-en.svg) [Public domain], via Wikimedia Commons
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