Surgeons saved baby's life by freezing her to death
 

Is this even possible? Freezing someone to death, operating on them, then bringing them back to life?

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...=feeds-newsxml

It was also on today's Ming Pao.

Yup

Thats why cryogenic studies have been going on

the problem with cryogenics is that they havent been able to successfully defrost people. This is due to when the water of the cell is frozen it expands. which in turn, turned the cells of the living specimen into mush. Maybe it'll happen one day and that day has yet to come

The article says the baby's blood was chilled down to 18C (from a normal 37C) for the pioneering procedure. I don't think that would qualify as freezing, and her clinical death didn't occur until after the heart injection - she wasn't clinically dead from the 'freezing'.

Working on a frozen organ would be hard, imagine how hard precision cuts would be, and the frozen lack of pliability probably means a lot of brute force manuevers and collateral damage

Cryogenic stasis on living specimens is possible today, there's this frog that allows itself to freeze through during every winter, before thawing every spring as a means of surviving the winter

^ didn't think it was possible lol, had to youtube to see for myself

Sounds like an episode of "House".

I think you can do it to flies as well... they'll come back to life after being thawed from frozen.

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crazy

the frog is a news to me, so awesome

does that mean theyre going to bring walt disney back? :lol
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hahaha I was thinking of posting the same thing except on was on RSmobile

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First thing that came to mind. :lol

hmm... wouldnt it be harder if it frozen?

After watching that, it reminded me of this one :rofl:

Don't forget Captain America being frozen since ww2.

And Cartman when he couldn't wait a week for the new wii or xbox or whatever to come out.

http://southparktalk.com/files/2009/03/death-18.jpg
http://southparkstudios-intl.mtvnima...ast_breath.jpg