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Cosimo Galluzzi

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if i look back, i am lost

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@getunderside
In an organ transplant surgery, timing is critical. Doctors drop organs into a plastic bag and put them on ice. But lungs soon stop breathing. Hearts stop beating. The organs essentially shut down and start to deteriorate. This means doctors have only about five to 10 hours to get the lung from the donor into the recipient. If the travel time is too long, the organ can’t be used and goes to waste. An Andover company known as TransMedics came up with a system known as the organ Care System. The portable device circulates blood through the lungs and pumps oxygen through the lobes. So the lungs can breathe outside the body. The device is currently not FDA approved but is undergoing clinical testing.(Source)
Wonderful.
" i wanna bolt my chair to the corner of your room. "
you never fucking bleed but I'll bite you down.
from my collection of eye diseases.
left to right : Hyphema / Scleromalacia perforans / Subconjunctival Hemorrhage / Herpes simplex / Corneal Hydrops / Glaucoma Post-Operative Anterior Chamber Fibrin
via eyerounds.org and others
The original video
I want to remove your heart, hold it while it's still beating.
Just let me... I'll do it with care.
Let me keep it between my hands while you lay there, a momentary corpse in front of me
Still warm to the touch, and bloody.
Let me get inside the hole in your chest, now empty from your flesh and filled by my own.
Let me, but fear not, for i would give what's yours back to you!
I would let you keep it.
So please, let me.
Inspection time!
balance scientific and ethical concerns to achieve a nuanced perspective on ‘blood amber’