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1. nationalpost.com › health › worlds-first-human-headWorld's first human head transplant successfully performed on ...

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   Nov 17, 2017 · “A full head swap between brain dead organ donors is the next stage,” he said, adding that an operation on a live human being will be imminent.

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2. www.popularmechanics.com › human-head-transplantsMeet the Surgeon Ready to Perform the First Human Head Transplant

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   Nov 12, 2024 · Instead of saving one life with a head transplant, a braindead patient can potentially save or enhance multiple lives by donating their viable organs like the heart, kidneys, eyes, or skin.

3. nypost.com › 2017/11/17 › professor-claims-doctorsWorld’s first human head transplant a success, professor says

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   Nov 17, 2017 · “The first human transplant on human cadavers has been done. A full head swap between brain-dead organ donors is the next stage,” Canavero said at a press conference in Vienna, the...

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5. www.irishtimes.com › science › 2022/07/07Could head transplantation be a path to immortality?

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   Jul 7, 2022 · A full head swap between brain-dead organ donors is the next step. A Russian, Valery Spiridonov, who suffers from a muscle-wasting disease, volunteered to have his head transferred on to...

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6. www.newsweek.com › first-human-head-transplantFirst Human Head Transplant Performed on Corpse - Newsweek

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   Nov 17, 2017 · A full head swap between brain dead organ donors is the next stage," he said. "And that is the final step for the formal head transplant for a medical condition which is imminent."

7. www.alphr.com › science › 1001145Human head transplant: Controversial procedure successfully ...

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   Jul 10, 2015 · A full head swap between brain dead organ donors is the next stage. This is the final step for the formal head transplant.” When lead doctor Canavero made his initial proposals in 2016, he...

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   Is a head swap the next step in human life?

   • “A full head swap between brain dead organ donors is the next stage,” he said, adding that an operation on a live human being will be imminent. “Today we stand on the brink of a revolution, not only in medicine but in human life as well.” According to Canavero, the transfer of heads between corpses took 18 hours, half the anticipated time.

   World's first human head transplant successfully

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   Is a head transplant a real thing?

   • Photo by OOOM Magazine The Frankensteinian notion of head — or, more accurately, body — transplants moved closer to reality Friday with the announcement that the first head swap has been carried out on human corpses. The next step, said Italian surgeon Sergio Canavero, is a head transplant between two brain-dead organ donors.

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   Will human cadavers undergo head transplants?

   • According to professor Canavero, the first human head transplant on cadavers has been done. He further stated that the next stage is a full head swap between brain-dead organ donors.

   World’s first human head transplant a success, professor says

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   Will human head transplants work?

   • Sergio Canavero is adamant that human head transplants will work. In fact, he claims that he could complete such a transplant within a year, and he says that he has the science to back it up. But does he?

   If You Had a Human Head Transplant, Would You Still Be Yourself?

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   What is a whole-body/head transplant?

   • A whole-body/head transplantation involves severing the volunteer’s spinal chord and removing the head while preserving the blood vessels. The head is then attached to the donor body, whose head has been removed, fusing and stimulating the two spinal chords to create new functional nerve connections. Muscles and blood supply are also connected.

   Could head transplantation be a path to immortality?

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   Will putting a new head in a body work?

   • "Putting a new head in a body is a guarantee of madness at best. The new mind-body integration would never work," Caplan said. He asserts that this will be the likely outcome, as the brain would be flooded with chemicals and signals from the body that are foreign and unfamiliar.

   If You Had a Human Head Transplant, Would You Still Be Yourself?

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   Jan 25, 2018 · Assuming that a human head transplant could work, the patient would still need a significant period of recovery for brain activity to normalise. According to Adolphs, this recovery process would be two-fold. It would probably begin with the brain adapting to its new body.