Clinical uterus transplantation represents a wonderful success story, now more than 10 years after its successful implementation. Today uterus transplantation is an established clinical procedure, with programs around the world. With clinical advancements, new ethical challenges have evolved, and a group put together by the International Society of Uterus Transplantation (ISUTx) has attempted to answer questions about how and if to include new populations, starting new programs, and transitioned from research into clinical practice.

All those aspects are carefully debated in this very thoughtful manuscript titled Evolving ethical challenges after a decade of uterus transplantation and recommendations from the International Society of Uterus Transplantation Ethics Committee by Anji Wall with co-workers from the ISUTx. An essential read to move uterus transplantation forward in an ethical way. Please read this manuscript, attached below.

In our study we are focusing on the sociocultural perspectives, conflicts and dynamics surrounding uterus transplantation (UTx) process. The aims of our study are to examine the cultural, organizational and the soma-emotional experiences and differences among the varied participants involve in the UTx process.

We are looking for medical professionals and caregivers (from different UTx centers around the world) to share with us their knowledge and experiences. This invitation is voluntary, non-binding and will help to understand broader aspects and perspectives of the UTx process. This is a qualitative study, based on interviews, which mainly held in English and via zoom. If possible, dependent on location, we welcome face to face interviews.