Trasplantes de organos y reconstrucción del cuerpo humano
Can a human being be assembled as if it were a puzzle, with parts cut and pasted from various sources? This is the first question this book asks and, far from science fiction, it shows us that yes, transplants today can make the most improbable combinations of organs and tissues a reality. Perhaps the new Prometheans today are the surgeons and scientists who work wonders with transplants from almost any part of the body. And in this text of cutting, clothing and surgery, Pablo Argibay does not leave an organ without transplanting: from the heart to the hands or face, not forgetting chimerical attempts to regain lost vigor thanks to the implantation of monkey testicles in already entered lords in years. If you want to know the truth about the art of cutting and gluing human pieces (and not die trying), this book is the best gateway. The world of transplants started a long time ago, and...read more
