This Device Could Allow Lungs to Stay Alive Even After Being Removed From a Body

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The XPS by XVIVO Perfusion, also known as “the box,” is currently still in the clinical-trial stage, but if it works it could drastically improve survival rates for people in need of lung transplants.

Produced by Eva Hill, written by Cait Munro.

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Device Allows Lungs to Stay Alive After Removed