World's First Human Bladder Transplant a Success

A team of surgeons at UCLA Health and Keck Medicine of USC has achieved a groundbreaking medical milestone: the world's first successful bladder transplant in a human. The patient, Oscar Larrainzar, had lost the majority of his bladder to a tumor and subsequently both kidneys due to renal cancer. This resulted in seven years of dialysis treatment before the life-changing operation. The surgery represents years of research by the surgeons from both California universities. Dr. [Surgeon's name, if available from video] stated, "[Quote about the significance of the transplant, if available]". This successful transplant opens new avenues for treating patients with dysfunctional bladders. The procedure is a testament to medical innovation and offers hope to countless individuals suffering from similar conditions.