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BIRMINGHAM, UNITED KINGDOM - JUNE 09: Consultant Surgeon Andrew Ready and his team conduct a live donor kidney transplant at The Queen Elizabeth Hospital Birmingham on June 9, 2006, in Birmingham, England. Kidney failure patient Carol Playfair was given the chance of life when her sister Tracey Playfair offered one of her own perfect kidneys to help save the life of Carol. The operation at The QE Hospital, part of The University Hospital's Trust was one of 1500 live donor transplants carried out in the United Kingdon every year. Despite the introduction of Donor Cards, there are still too few kidneys available to help all those who require a transplant, thereby producing a waiting list and the only chance of survival is by live donor. (Photo by Christopher Furlong/Getty Images)
BIRMINGHAM, UNITED KINGDOM - JUNE 09: Consultant Surgeon Andrew Ready and his team conducts] a live donor kidney transplant at The Queen Elizabeth Hospital Birmingham on June 9, 2006, in Birmingham, England. Kidney failure patient Carol Playfair was given the chance of life when her sister Tracey Playfair offered one of her own perfect kidneys to help save the life of Carol. The operation at The QE Hospital, part of The University Hospital's Trust was one of 1500 live donor transplants carried out in the United Kingdon every year. Despite the introduction of Donor Cards, there are still too few kidneys available to help all those who require a transplant, thereby producing a waiting list and the only chance of survival is by live donor. (Photo by Christopher Furlong/Getty Images)
![BIRMINGHAM, UNITED KINGDOM - JUNE 09: Consultant Surgeon Andrew Ready and his team conducts] a live donor kidney transplant at The Queen Elizabeth Hospital Birmingham on June 9, 2006, in Birmingham, England. Kidney failure patient Carol Playfair was given the chance of life when her sister Tracey Playfair offered one of her own perfect kidneys to help save the life of Carol. The operation at The QE Hospital, part of The University Hospital's Trust was one of 1500 live donor transplants carried out in the United Kingdon every year. Despite the introduction of Donor Cards, there are still too few kidneys available to help all those who require a transplant, thereby producing a waiting list and the only chance of survival is by live donor. (Photo by Christopher Furlong/Getty Images)](https://embed-cdn.gettyimages.com/photos/consultant-surgeon-andrew-ready-and-his-team-conducts-a-live-donor-picture-id71204760?k=6&m=71204760&s=594x594&w=0&h=d5KG4lMPmIp1GGfCl3R0FBO5_kWfpGSik0WlU9A0cqk=&Expires=1751504400&Key-Pair-Id=APKAIJLYLGZE3LWJLKRA&Signature=LuqLSedk2s9gFQRM6-Liq-5yesl0KDM5MM6P3oEXx94p3X9eWJsqNLrXaYnNUP0CsTZApEYOwCszn2nKVG2PAUlqm-SQqQ6TCNsUCOCkD99QwjuIRtpL4CuXDXXVDOr-91PAzsWr3Mri6qu3p4hU~k7NpaO~v07792yXFc5ToZace-8Rpxm-PzGBMlidAOXeDzSGvmkf~aao3~uJF~iix9CWyaQ3APs5jiMU555pVTZ5TI-KoX~-1~mSCgWDWawhou-XRO5vnA2WOzDuzPBh8jHxQDWLeqEFycbx7zid47iu9vWj9PBavKVN6uOa3M4I4pZWgacJ~GP~g8U9XCwVzeLcF1uMdCa0-ihkX2K4Eh9oTFl2QVAC54S2dzfiQRJCV8EbJT8Bs2x7vf46LZWrIFvVQGV8kSYhwlMJuRx2ISXPlh38GTvjdQupsVoVjUTHk2HuTmWO7UBqBN-63FU65IU0bN-V2ObuaBfKPE4JZHXGocUOkoEFyHqcq-7VS-f5D9BVWqwR1~1PParT26lqR2NjtvNlzJPn0qhBd4tmz1Eit0Ybhesiiykj~kRlsse0Pfa-CKrw76-~ILCHBqKbdYUXaTeX-Qc-VMjx6SioxE1-y6wL7wyOEMwbes7ib0kUu~AGY09yjXRUSFE1IkcHoIU3M0ABuKHjjfpv602E7Zg_)
BIRMINGHAM, UNITED KINGDOM - JUNE 09: Carol Playfair is moved into the recovery room after a kidney transplant conducted by Consultant Surgeon Andrew Ready and his team t at The Queen Elizabeth Hospital Birmingham on June 9, 2006, in Birmingham, England. Kidney failure patient Carol Playfair was given the chance of life when her sister Tracey Playfair offered one of her own perfect kidneys to help save the life of Carol. The operation at The QE Hospital, part of The University Hospital's Trust was one of 1500 live donor transplants carried out in the United Kingdon every year. Despite the introduction of Donor Cards, there are still too few kidneys available to help all those who require a transplant, thereby producing a waiting list and the only chance of survival is by live donor. (Photo by Christopher Furlong/Getty Images)
