on 12-06-2015 10:46
on 12-06-2015 10:46
Thought some of you might be intrigued by this headline which appeared on the BBC NI News Mobile version today. I will leave it to those who are interested to find out what it is all about. Suffice to say we have not (yet) perfected "head replacement surgery" in Norn Ireland,
on 12-06-2015 11:31
I wonder who does the proof reading
on 12-06-2015 12:19
on 12-06-2015 12:32
on 12-06-2015 12:32
on 12-06-2015 21:57
on 12-06-2015 21:57
A new one one on me @Anonymous I know medicine has moved on at a fast pace....but head transplants?...
Veritas Numquam Perit
on 13-06-2015 00:10
on 13-06-2015 00:10
@Cleoriff wrote:....but head transplants?...
I can think of a few that would benefit from it
on 13-06-2015 00:38
on 13-06-2015 00:38
on 13-06-2015 07:23
on 13-06-2015 07:23
You'll be able to preset what programmes you want loaded into it. ...
14-06-2015 06:25 - edited 14-06-2015 06:30
14-06-2015 06:25 - edited 14-06-2015 06:30
Meeting Dr Frankenstein: Man comes face to face with neurosurgeon intending to perform his head transplant
To read the article in full go to: Meeting Dr Frankenstein: Man comes face to face with neurosurgeon intending to perform his head transplant
http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/technology-science/science/meeting-dr-frankenstein-man-comes-5877048
on 14-06-2015 07:45
on 14-06-2015 07:45
I always support medical research as you know....but......there is one key phrase here
"The biggest challenge will be fusing the spinal cord, something that has never been achieved before."
It will never happen.......Even if the medical ethics committee gave the go ahead...
It's easy enough to cut a head off and put it on another body....but all the neuroscience required to get it working? ....It surely is a big hoax...
Veritas Numquam Perit