The World's First Human Head Transplant Has Been Successfully Carried Out

The world's first human head transplant has been completed on a carcass in China, as indicated by a dubious Italian specialist who said Friday that he and his group are currently prepared to play out the surgery on a living individual.

Dr. Sergio Canavero, head of the Turin Advanced Neuromodulation Group, said the operation was done by a group drove by Dr. Xiaoping Ren, who a year ago effectively joined a head onto a monkey's body.

"The main human transplant on human dead bodies has been finished. A full head swap between cerebrum dead organ benefactors is the following stage," Canavero said at a public interview in Vienna. "Also, that is the last advance for the formal set out transplant toward a therapeutic condition which is impending."

Canavero said the effective transplant by the specialists at Harbin Medical University demonstrates that his methods for reconnecting the spine, nerves and veins to enable two bodies to live respectively will work. Albeit Russian PC researcher Valery Spiridonov, who experiences a muscle-squandering sickness, volunteered to end up plainly the principal head transplant persistent, the group has said the main beneficiary will probably be Chinese, on the grounds that the shot of a Chinese contributor body will be higher.

Canavero, who has asserted to have effectively completed the surgery on rats and monkey, said logical papers itemizing the method on the cadaver, and in addition more subtle elements of the principal live human transplant, would be discharged in the following couple of days. He said a live operation would occur in China since his endeavors to get backing for the undertaking were expelled by the restorative groups in the US and Europe, as indicated by USA Today.