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Conundrum
Thu Sept 01 2011, 08:13AM Print
Conundrum Registered Member #96 Joined: Thu Feb 09 2006, 05:37PM
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Pretty neat stuff.

I am thinking about this, and is there any reason why you couldn't use an array of these implanted in the major blood vessels leading to the brain with integrated micropumps as a way to keep someone's brain alive in the event of an accident ?

This could be very useful for organ transplants as well, as the devices are compact enough to fit into relatively small vessels so a simple micro pump to move glucose and a suitable oxygen carrier around would be needed rather than the complicated gas exchange system which has caused so many problems.

Only major headache here is the hydrogen but there are numerous ways to deal with this.

-A
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cduma
Thu Sept 01 2011, 02:22PM
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We can already keep brains alive. It was either the Russians or Nazis that did this to dogs. The dog heads were responsive to stimuly and the eyes would follow you.
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Conundrum
Thu Sept 01 2011, 07:22PM
Conundrum Registered Member #96 Joined: Thu Feb 09 2006, 05:37PM
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Yeah, I saw that one a while back.

The animal rights people would have a field day with that one, things were very different back then.

I sometimes wonder if society would progress faster if 'Ealth and Safety" were sent off to some uninhabited island somewhere to go enforce their rules there.

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cduma
Fri Sept 02 2011, 06:00PM
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Huh, sounds like the exact opposite of the video game Bioshock. The scientists go live in an under sea city underneath a small island so that they arent bothered by others.
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Dr. Dark Current
Fri Sept 02 2011, 06:52PM
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The soviet videos of dog heads living without a body, are fake.
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Turkey9
Fri Sept 02 2011, 08:31PM
Turkey9 Registered Member #1451 Joined: Wed Apr 23 2008, 03:48AM
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But they did transplant a full monkey's head onto another body.
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H8erade
Fri Sept 02 2011, 08:55PM
H8erade Registered Member #3451 Joined: Sun Nov 28 2010, 11:13PM
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Turkey9 wrote ...

But they did transplant a full monkey's head onto another body.
Really? Where did you learn of this?
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