Animal or Human where the patient lived??
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No there has not been. There were some reports of attempts made many years ago in Eastern bloc countries using small animals, all of which were shown to be hoaxes.
your a retard
Unfortunately for you - not yet and probably never will be!
no * wipe!
Maybe George Bush.oh successful, nope!
lol i dont think so but i think it might be helpful if there was. but i think it would be like having the mind of one person in another body kinda creepy
Nope. Even Dr. Frankenstein blew it. Too bad, too- Cuz there's lots of monsters out here who need one.
There has been a head transplant.
Some russian scientists during worldwar 1 or 2, build what later would be known as a heart-long machine.
In order to test it, they had a dog's head attached to a couple of tubes that were fed oxygen enriched blood.There is a movie somewhere on the internet where you can see a severed dog's head laying on a table, which responds to stimuly (prodding, clapping, lemonjuice on mouth).The dog IS alife, I saw the movie. However, it is VERY gruwesome to see.This experiment was done to impress the americans because the exchange of medical scientific research and results were uphold during the war.After this movie, you'll find another one where the scientists have grafted a small dog's head on the shoulder of a larger dog.
The small dog is very much alife, however, it has no controll of any limbs.-----------------
Also, recently some asian researcher apparently managed to stick one monkey's head to another monkey's (different species) body.
With was a laughable attempt for fame since as mentioned, this was already done during one of the worldwars.
The monkey's head was only attached through the blood-veins and had absolutly no nerves attached.
The Body was only used as some deranged heart-lung machine.
NO , UNTEL KNOW, WE HOPE , THRER IS SOME RESERCH NOW
I just glanced, but your head looked kind of funny. Did you get a brain transplant and now looking for a better one? Well, I really hate to hear about those little dogs, how cruel. I only know of Frankenstein, and Young Frankenstein got a bad brain, it was "abe normal", so I don't think it is a very good idea. In the movie, Frankenstein was given other body parts that were better than others, if you know what I mean. "Young Frankenstein" is a great movie, go see it. Gene Wilder, and lots of good actors. No, I do not think it is possible so just forget it and go to bed.
u need one but no chance.
Saturday, November 7, 2009
Has there ever been a record for the longest male appendige?
And no it was not Mr Miles Long!
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there was guy named holmes.
famous porno starfifteen i believe
I assume it was the leg of some basketball star. Or were you being euphemistic in "male appendige" [sic]?In that case, I think it was Long John Holmes.
I believe it was "Long Dong Silver" a black man who posed for porno photos. It was down to his knees. Operative term "down".
If there is, it would have been set by a man suffering from "elephantiasis". This is a disorder of lymphatic drainage, caused by a parasite that lives in the lymphatic ducts. Legs and scrotums are often affected; I am sure that it would have resulted in grossly distended penises too.eg see:http://www.google.com/search?q=penis+ele."Results 1 - 10 of about 42,500 for penis elephantiasis. (0.12 seconds) "eg:Elephantiasis of the penis and scrotum. A review of 350 cases. Three hundred fifty patients with elephantiasis of the penis and scrotum were surgically treated by .
www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/qu.
I always thought it was Errol Flynn?
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there was guy named holmes.
famous porno starfifteen i believe
I assume it was the leg of some basketball star. Or were you being euphemistic in "male appendige" [sic]?In that case, I think it was Long John Holmes.
I believe it was "Long Dong Silver" a black man who posed for porno photos. It was down to his knees. Operative term "down".
If there is, it would have been set by a man suffering from "elephantiasis". This is a disorder of lymphatic drainage, caused by a parasite that lives in the lymphatic ducts. Legs and scrotums are often affected; I am sure that it would have resulted in grossly distended penises too.eg see:http://www.google.com/search?q=penis+ele."Results 1 - 10 of about 42,500 for penis elephantiasis. (0.12 seconds) "eg:Elephantiasis of the penis and scrotum. A review of 350 cases. Three hundred fifty patients with elephantiasis of the penis and scrotum were surgically treated by .
www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/qu.
I always thought it was Errol Flynn?
Has Modern science made it possible to permanently change your eye color?
I've heard of super mice, with advance physical skills, and superb eye sight, robotic tech. capable of helping war victims walk. but is it possible to permanetly change your eye color without the use of contacts? I've read this page- http://www.eyecolorchange.com/
which seems to be a hoax, in my opinion. I've also read that certain medicines, used to treat several eye disorders, can alter lighter eyes into becoming darker, by somehow darkening the the melanin in the eye. Can modern science alter eye color at will?
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I haven't heard anything on this since the nazis injected jews' eyes with dyes to try and change theirs. . .
i hope so
probably.
Ive never heard of this and i really dont think its possible.
I have also read that treatment for melanin changes some eyes to brown. I suppose you could have blue eyes, but the melanin colors then brown.
The colors come from the texture of the iris similar to albacore sea shells. The lines act as a diffraction grating so reflect different wavelenghts differently at different angles.
There are contact lenses with colored Iris parts. Some yellow with cat pupils for Halloween.
I don't think so. But firstly you have to think again about why people want to change their eye color.People in Asia like to wear blue/grey tinted contact-lenses because they think that deep brown eye is not cool. Otherwise, people in Europe or somewhere else want to have deep brown eye because they think that their blue/grey eyes are not sexy. What a very complicated thing to change!
Although I do not suggest doing so, latanoprost (Xalatan) is a prostaglandin medication used for glaucoma, that, with extended usage, will increase iris pigmentation. This is a side effect or adverse reaction upon using lantanoprost for an extended period of time. It is a marked event for those who have blue or green eyes, as their iris is permanently changed to brown. While there is no damage to the eye associated with the color change, some people do not like this cosmetic change. Again, use of this medication is solely for glaucoma, and the color change is a side effect.
which seems to be a hoax, in my opinion. I've also read that certain medicines, used to treat several eye disorders, can alter lighter eyes into becoming darker, by somehow darkening the the melanin in the eye. Can modern science alter eye color at will?
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I haven't heard anything on this since the nazis injected jews' eyes with dyes to try and change theirs. . .
i hope so
probably.
Ive never heard of this and i really dont think its possible.
I have also read that treatment for melanin changes some eyes to brown. I suppose you could have blue eyes, but the melanin colors then brown.
The colors come from the texture of the iris similar to albacore sea shells. The lines act as a diffraction grating so reflect different wavelenghts differently at different angles.
There are contact lenses with colored Iris parts. Some yellow with cat pupils for Halloween.
I don't think so. But firstly you have to think again about why people want to change their eye color.People in Asia like to wear blue/grey tinted contact-lenses because they think that deep brown eye is not cool. Otherwise, people in Europe or somewhere else want to have deep brown eye because they think that their blue/grey eyes are not sexy. What a very complicated thing to change!
Although I do not suggest doing so, latanoprost (Xalatan) is a prostaglandin medication used for glaucoma, that, with extended usage, will increase iris pigmentation. This is a side effect or adverse reaction upon using lantanoprost for an extended period of time. It is a marked event for those who have blue or green eyes, as their iris is permanently changed to brown. While there is no damage to the eye associated with the color change, some people do not like this cosmetic change. Again, use of this medication is solely for glaucoma, and the color change is a side effect.
Has Aryan DNA Been Identified?
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http://www.stormfront.org/forum/showthre.
information for ur Q
no I dot think so
I thought Hitler did that already? I remember we all had a "Stammbuch" from the Govt, and if the Nazis found out you had Jewish blood in your family, its goodbye to the extermination camps. Germans did lots of genetic testings. There is a book called "Medizin ohne Menschlichkeit" (Medicin without Mercy") read it.it has all the medical testing and experimentation in it!
there is no aryan DNAand FYI blonde hair and blue eyes are recessive traits; i.e. weak traints..sorry to disappoint
Are you on Parole or Probation?.Did you get beat in?.or need protection?
The Human Genome Project has shown us that we are much more alike one another than we are different:
http://www.nature.com/ng/journal/v36/n11.The genes that code for "race," whatever that might be, are not very obvious. One thing is for certain, there is no such thing as Aryan DNA.
please before you post a Q on a serious place like MEDICINE ask
yourself if you really mean that
thanks
Has anyone tried the Brown Recluse First Aid Kit that is sold online? If so does it work?
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I disagree with Sean's last sentence. Many of the times you will not see the spider before you are bit. I am a prime example of that. I have no idea where I was when I was bit or when it happened exactly. I could have rolled over in bed, sat in a chair, whatever. I have no idea.As for your question, I would be curious to know if the kits do work. I went through a great deal of pain and general discomfort from my bite. I did not suffer any tissue damage. I am not sure anything would stop tissue damage from a recluse bite anyway.
It does not work. At least there is no scientific evidence that there are ANY techniques that will change the course of a brown recluse bite.Most of the time it's no different from a regular insect bite, but in the rare person who develops ulceration, there's nothing that stops it. Many scientists and doctors have spent years on the problem without an answer. If it was as easy as an over the counter kit, every ER in the country would stock them.Remember, unless you see the spider bite you, it's probably not even a spider bite.
See a doctor. Do not wait.
Has anyone tried Khat?
i know its a stimulant but would it help to loose weight?
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Although khat has shown some ability to control weight in animal studies, it has not been proved in human studies to have any effect on appetite or obesity. In general, khat has no medical uses. The use of khat is not advised due to the probability that it may cause dependence and serious side effects.
very tastey shave well
Sorry do you mean Ketamine?
I have a Khat. He's a Maine Coon and his name is Theodore.
Do you mean that Ethiopian grass stuff that you chew? (as available in loads of Liverpool corner shops). Yes tried it - utterly disgusting..
No, and not sure I want to.
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Although khat has shown some ability to control weight in animal studies, it has not been proved in human studies to have any effect on appetite or obesity. In general, khat has no medical uses. The use of khat is not advised due to the probability that it may cause dependence and serious side effects.
very tastey shave well
Sorry do you mean Ketamine?
I have a Khat. He's a Maine Coon and his name is Theodore.
Do you mean that Ethiopian grass stuff that you chew? (as available in loads of Liverpool corner shops). Yes tried it - utterly disgusting..
No, and not sure I want to.
Has anyone regretted doing medicine as a career and regretted it, i'm thinking about it?
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Yes. I regretted it all the way through medschool and for a while after qualifying from medschool, but not any more.I did a science degree first and then went to medschool. I did my science degree at a very academic university and found medschool dull and unchallenging by comparison - there is a lot of rote learning and you don't really have to think much for yourself during that time. When I qualified as a doctor and worked as an intern - I again regretted it. It was long hours and it was dull - I ran around organising tests, doing what other people told me to do. HOWEVER, when I became a resident it was completely different. You suddenly end up making significant decisions about treatment, your critical skills are suddenly called upon much more in terms of diagnosing problems, you really have to think, the job becomes very dynamic - you learn so much, you experience so much. It is hard work, but it is great fun and both very challenging and very rewarding. So - in the long run it is definitely worth it.
i was an army medic and loved it.
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