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Sponsored - The following content is created on behalf of The University of Kansas Health System and does not reflect the opinions of Gray Media or its editorial staff. To learn more about The University of Kansas Health System, visit kansashealthsystem.com . Christina Schadeggs and Brie Bauer faced very different medical challenges, but both ultimately depended on the same lifesaving solution. Thanks to advances in transplant medicine and the expertise of The University of Kansas Health System , both women received a living organ transplant , with one receiving part of a liver from an anonymous donor, and the other receiving a kidney from her brother.
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The challenge was that patients with PBC often donβt quickly qualify for a deceased donor liver, even while experiencing significant symptoms.
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