The Human Tissue Squad - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Episode 1
Two-part documentary following the young tissue-donation team and staff at Liverpool's national human tissue bank, who are on the front line maintaining the country's life-saving heart valves, skin and bone.
The team battles a shortage of tissue supplies as it attempts to fulfil demand from hospitals nationwide, while the hunt is on for a donor shin bone to help 19-year-old Morgan.
Episode 2
Documentary following the young tissue-donation team and staff at Liverpool's national human tissue bank as well as the young people whose lives are transformed by tissue transplants.
18-year-old Reuben needs a life-changing operation on a tumour in his knee. The emotional pressure of the job starts to take its toll on 28-year-old specialist nurse Laura.
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