Cryonics in Human

Cryonics denotes research into and the practice of deep-freezing deadbodies for resuscitation in a technologically advanced future. After death,the body is immediately placed on ice to prevent the onset of decay. Thebody is then attached to an artificial heart and lung machine, similar to theone used in open-heart surgery, to keep the blood circulating in the body. Inthe next step, about ۱۵ types of chemicals enter the arteries to stop thedecay process, preserve the cells and prepare the body for surgery.In surgery, the open chest and surgeon drain blood and other fluids with thehelp of a device that connects to the body's large arteries, and antifreeze isinserted into the arteries instead. This is very sensitive. Because if the cellsfreeze or lose their water during the freezing process, they will bedamaged; therefore, the balance must be kept very carefully.When the arteries are filled with antifreeze, the body is gradually cooledfor two weeks to a temperature of -۱۹۶ degrees Celsius. It is then placedinside the special capsule, top, and bottom, in a container containing liquidnitrogen, most likely next to three other corpses. The corpse remains thereuntil man achieves the technology he desires. Is method can be used inorgan transplantation in the future, which will be a great change inmedicine. But for now, the goal is to make it possible to cure someone whois currently impossible in the future.

کلیدواژه ها:

Cryonics ، Freezing Human ، Medicine ، Future method