Full body transplant..

W123-80's · 25-02-2015 10:13PM #1

Scrap the gym membership.. turn off operation transformation.. open up another can of beer and get your head stuck on to a new fitter & dead body..
OK maybe not quite. But a full body transplant is two years away according to Dr. Sergio..
Believe it if you like!
Nuts.

http://www.theguardian.com/society/2015/feb/25/first-full-body-transplant-two-years-away-surgeon-claim

25-02-2015 10:14PM

I'd do it in a heartbeat

Captain Chaos · 25-02-2015 10:14PM

Try 15-20 years. No way in 2 years time, we just are not that close yet.

stimpson · 25-02-2015 10:15PM

Will they be doing a scrappage scheme?

The_Valeyard · 25-02-2015 10:15PM

[Deleted User] wrote: »

I'd do it in a heartbeat

That's probably the idea.

darrcow · 25-02-2015 10:17PM

i want big tits (im male)

LeBash · 25-02-2015 10:17PM

Ive had fun wrecking this one. All you healthy granola eattin chumps are a potential doner for me.

Speaking of doners....

Captain Chaos · 25-02-2015 10:18PM

stimpson wrote: »

Will they be doing a scrappage scheme?

Immortality basically, so long as you look after your head and are never too far away from a hospital full of headless donor bodies. And the pile of cash needed every time.

Tombi! · 25-02-2015 10:19PM

The next stage is trickier. Canavero believes that the spinal cord nerves that would allow the recipient’s brain to talk to the donor’s body can be fused together using a substance called polyethylene glycol. To stop the patient moving, they must be kept in a coma for weeks. When they come round, Canavero believes they would be able to speak and feel their face, though he predicts they would need a year of physiotherapy before they could move the body.

Yeah, you're a bit nuts on that one to try.

Captain Chaos · 25-02-2015 10:19PM

LeBash wrote: »

Ive had fun wrecking this one. All you healthy granola eattin chumps are a potential doner for me.

Speaking of doners....

Wrong type of donors:D

Infini · 25-02-2015 10:19PM

https://encrypted-tbn1.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcRCvqu66mpg93HWAyIxOcnwPcAnhzYHRZaPXf59b8Sl1bHU0-T3Cw

Always this place tho :P

stimpson · 25-02-2015 10:23PM

Brutal Deluxe wrote: »

The next stage is trickier. Canavero believes that the spinal cord nerves that would allow the recipient’s brain to talk to the donor’s body can be fused together using a substance called polyethylene glycol. To stop the patient moving, they must be kept in a coma for weeks. When they come round, Canavero believes they would be able to speak and feel their face, though he predicts they would need a year of physiotherapy before they could move the body.

Yeah, you're a bit nuts on that one to try.

Ethelyne glycol is antifreeze. I bet he's not even a real doctor. Is his first name Nick?

Tombi! · 25-02-2015 10:24PM

stimpson wrote: »

Ethelyne glycol is antifreeze. I bet he's not even a real doctor. Is his first name Nick?

Anti-freeze? I bet he makes wine

bjork · 25-02-2015 10:26PM

I used to be a dog. Changing bodies isn't an easy process, in fact I found it quite rough

dr.fuzzenstein · 25-02-2015 10:30PM

Brutal Deluxe wrote: »

The next stage is trickier. Canavero believes that the spinal cord nerves that would allow the recipient’s brain to talk to the donor’s body can be fused together using a substance called polyethylene glycol. To stop the patient moving, they must be kept in a coma for weeks. When they come round, Canavero believes they would be able to speak and feel their face, though he predicts they would need a year of physiotherapy before they could move the body.

Yeah, you're a bit nuts on that one to try.

Never mind body swaps, but if this could work for quadraplegics it would be a sensation. If the whole thing isn't a lot of guff anyway...

Tombi! · 25-02-2015 10:32PM

dr.fuzzenstein wrote: »

Never mind body swaps, but if this could work for quadraplegics it would be a sensation. If the whole thing isn't a lot of guff anyway...

Good point. We're getting more and more advanced with helping people like that. I reckon (assuming the fella is onto something) we could be seeing "cures" for people suffering a variety of disabilities.

FluffyAngel · 25-02-2015 10:37PM

I can see this going down well on Done deal

slob seeks to swap a Brian Cowen type body for a lite version

Left hand super strong ,willy nearlly gone ..only 50000000 heartbeats (only broken twice )

All offers to Bertie Ahern