Transplant Medicine
Texas medical center recalls body parts that were not tested for HIV, other infections
Published in AIDS Weekly, September 2nd, 2002
The University of Texas Medical Branch said records kept by a former employee are so poor that there is a chance the parts - including feet, knees and elbows - have been used in tissue transplants.
"We deeply regret this has happened. We make no excuses for it," said Steven Lieberman, associate dean for educational affairs.
The medical center ordered the recall because the unpreserved remains...
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Source: AIDS Weekly (2002-09-02)
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