Historically in the US, "drone" saves the patient's life that requires a kidney

When life is in the thread of perit, and when every second is precious to save a man's life, maybe a drone flying drone will come in. Such a historic event happened in the United States, when a "drone" first performed a noble mission flight, carrying a donor kidney to a needy at an American hospital where surgeons waited to operate from the moment on moment.  The flight in question required a drone specifically designed not only to keep the vital human body, such as the kidney, but also to monitor its condition. This success adds hopes that long distance travels of this type can be opened to address health security issues more quickly than existing transportation methods.

The recipient, a 44-year-old from Baltimore, had waited 8 years for the transplant. "All this is incredible and fantastic. Years ago we could not even think of anything like that, "she said on this unusual transportation method. According to the United Organ Allocation Network (UNOS), which manages organ transplants in the United States, in 2018 there were nearly 114,000 people on waiting lists, while nearly 1.5 percent of the bodies could not reach the destination at the time of proper, while nearly 4 percent of remittances were delayed by two or more hours.  "The delivery of a donor organ to the patient is a multifaceted duty. It is vital to find ways to make this task even better and faster, "said Joseph Scalea, MD, a Maryland School of Medicine (UMSOM), or one of the surgeons who carried out the transplant.