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This is a good new. Because it's the first step from vitrification and fixation from scan to run (in computer), it's a big leap. Now, It's just of matter of time to reach the goal of the run a specific human brain. Question; why not to try to work together with nectome and brain preservation foundat...

It's logic.

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Why no put more case reports in the new stored patients?
Why not shared the information in the case of practices in donated corpses?
It's good generate and publish information. For general preservation/cryonics interest.
Regards.

Congratulations Jordan and OBP Team! Our thanatopractician use analog technique for brain extraction. I say this from memory; cut the cranium on top, then cut the cranium in back side. Cut part of the vertebrae. Then with carefully cut the cranial nerves and optic nerves. Avoiding brain damage. I th...

Thinking back to the biographical backup by lifeloggin, I remember a proposal I made in my association for famine cases where a vitrifixation process could be used for brains. And put in a bucket with a plaque with a detailed identification of the patient. So far nothing new. But I proposed two comp...

I suppose this imply an increase in the price of fixation. Its logic. I have an idea. If you have associated pathologist in your staff then you can apply a long term educative strategy. You can training very well for brain preservation a pathologist. Send to symposium and the pathologist teach to ot...

P.S. The protocol proposed in the publication is an extreme simplification of what we actually propose in the partnership and its options. In fact, as my objective is to communicate, disseminate and educate as many people as possible in Spain and South America about cryonics, I must also propose str...

Hi Jordan, A pleasure to read you, as always. What I put is a basic general outline so as not to saturate the article too much. I also have other complementary strategies for both brain health and functionality for the elderly. Body and brain are interdependently related in their maintenance, it is ...

Hi This post is about this other post; https://forum.oregoncryo.com/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=135 It's avoid unrealistic and biased or emotional decisions which carrying the extreme behaviour with the misconception of "more is better" in relation with miracle supplements or drugs for longevi...

Hi, Before that we need to develop software based in whole medicine/veterinary/biology/psychology knowledge in the form of expert systems. In order to read the scans of cellular resolution of preserved brains and apply virtual corrections to the ultrastructure for complete recovery of the neural net...

Hi, Howdy? I found this in Internet. https://3dprint.com/286581/high-school-student-3d-prints-a-brain-hopes-to-change-future-research-landscape/ Demonstration of brain scanning and 3D printing in plastic of a brain. Posible way to recovery vitrified/vitrifixed/fixed patients on cryonics (Transforme ...

Hi everyone, 1. In Spanish Cryonics Association we get new SST sub-protocols in order to down the cost for the cryonicist. We hope this can help in Spain to the people acces more easy to cryonics and can be stored in a facility of election. The text is in Spanish, you need to use an online translati...

Hi Jordan, Some time ago I read about a new type of scan technology based in x-ray synchrotron CT with very high resolution (subcellular) in a very big samples (whole organ) and fit very well with your project's philosophy, because the organs need to be Well preserved. Link; https://www.nature.com/a...

Hi, Very interesting post. I am not surgen but I read enough about the topic to think is the most difficult of the surgeries. In the cryonics spanish association one of our members is a embalmed who has the title of thanatopracto research. He has 14 years of experience and the estimated numer of 20....

Thank you very much. I take note of everything.
Regards

Hi Jordan, I have a consultation. I manage a case in Europe, for send to Switzerland. Its a brain preservation with vm-1 at 60-70% It's about the package. After try to read every info about the topic, I find its put the brain in a plastic bucket filled with VM-1 and them tu put in a box with thermal...

Hi Jordan, Congratulations for your new scientific research branch for Cryonics. I hope you will get many fruitful discoveries and successful in your new adventure. This is a good thing because any new center for research on Cryonics increase the chances of revival in the future. Regards, Marco Batu...

Hello, I have the good news that in Spain a year ago we founded the cryonics association of Spain among a group of 40 people. We registered it in the commercial register (ironic for a non-profit society), we have already prepared preparation guides for cryopreservation for both people and pets. And ...

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Good answer. You are right. The develop of software need to be when you have a problem/necessity, sometimes basic tools: Old but Gold

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It might make sense to develop a simple web app for signup.
Where the user just fills the form's fields with the information and then generates the contract between the company and the patient. This can reduce the work load.

Regards,
Mecsrt.

Hello, In an email conversation I had with CI's CTO, I asked him if they would ever do the head option. And a SST service will be used from a well educated funeral home. Including CI's costs in total, it could come out to $50K for a full body operation. But follow the rule.of proportion for head in ...

Hello Mr Sparks, In this publication I have two separate issues. Biographical file. Have you considered setting aside space in your facility for a patient biographical file? Well, according to Ettinger's work it is a good idea to keep as detailed a patient biographical file as possible. To help comp...