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A actuallyconsciousnessdauntingdecadefictionheadideainjuriesmuscularneurosurgeonnoveloneoperationspiecepossibleroboticssurgerytechnologytogether said head transplants could be actuallyconsciousnessdauntingdecadefictionheadideainjuriesmuscularneurosurgeonnoveloneoperationspiecepossibleroboticssurgerytechnologytogether by the year 2030. Transplant actuallyconsciousnessdauntingdecadefictionheadideainjuriesmuscularneurosurgeonnoveloneoperationspiecepossibleroboticssurgerytechnologytogether has become like science actuallyconsciousnessdauntingdecadefictionheadideainjuriesmuscularneurosurgeonnoveloneoperationspiecepossibleroboticssurgerytechnologytogether. Organ transplants and face transplants are now common. The next actuallyconsciousnessdauntingdecadefictionheadideainjuriesmuscularneurosurgeonnoveloneoperationspiecepossibleroboticssurgerytechnologytogether could see whole heads being transplanted. The neurosurgeon explained why he believes this is actuallyconsciousnessdauntingdecadefictionheadideainjuriesmuscularneurosurgeonnoveloneoperationspiecepossibleroboticssurgerytechnologytogether. He was working with an author on a science fiction actuallyconsciousnessdauntingdecadefictionheadideainjuriesmuscularneurosurgeonnoveloneoperationspiecepossibleroboticssurgerytechnologytogether. He said: "Initially, our intention was just to brainstorm an actuallyconsciousnessdauntingdecadefictionheadideainjuriesmuscularneurosurgeonnoveloneoperationspiecepossibleroboticssurgerytechnologytogether and it seemed rather silly, but then I realised, it actuallyconsciousnessdauntingdecadefictionheadideainjuriesmuscularneurosurgeonnoveloneoperationspiecepossibleroboticssurgerytechnologytogether isn't. If you transplant the brain and spinal cord actuallyconsciousnessdauntingdecadefictionheadideainjuriesmuscularneurosurgeonnoveloneoperationspiecepossibleroboticssurgerytechnologytogether, it's not impossible."

The neurosurgeon has performed over 10,000 actuallyconsciousnessdauntingdecadefictionheadideainjuriesmuscularneurosurgeonnoveloneoperationspiecepossibleroboticssurgerytechnologytogether. He said head transplants would only be possible if the actuallyconsciousnessdauntingdecadefictionheadideainjuriesmuscularneurosurgeonnoveloneoperationspiecepossibleroboticssurgerytechnologytogether was accompanied by its spinal cord. Advances in spinal cord surgery, actuallyconsciousnessdauntingdecadefictionheadideainjuriesmuscularneurosurgeonnoveloneoperationspiecepossibleroboticssurgerytechnologytogether and stem cell transplants mean this could be possible before 2030. The neurosurgeon said: "Keeping the spinal cord in one actuallyconsciousnessdauntingdecadefictionheadideainjuriesmuscularneurosurgeonnoveloneoperationspiecepossibleroboticssurgerytechnologytogether has always been totally actuallyconsciousnessdauntingdecadefictionheadideainjuriesmuscularneurosurgeonnoveloneoperationspiecepossibleroboticssurgerytechnologytogether." He also believes that actuallyconsciousnessdauntingdecadefictionheadideainjuriesmuscularneurosurgeonnoveloneoperationspiecepossibleroboticssurgerytechnologytogether could move with the head and spinal cord from actuallyconsciousnessdauntingdecadefictionheadideainjuriesmuscularneurosurgeonnoveloneoperationspiecepossibleroboticssurgerytechnologytogether body to another. The actuallyconsciousnessdauntingdecadefictionheadideainjuriesmuscularneurosurgeonnoveloneoperationspiecepossibleroboticssurgerytechnologytogether could treat spinal cord actuallyconsciousnessdauntingdecadefictionheadideainjuriesmuscularneurosurgeonnoveloneoperationspiecepossibleroboticssurgerytechnologytogether and diseases like actuallyconsciousnessdauntingdecadefictionheadideainjuriesmuscularneurosurgeonnoveloneoperationspiecepossibleroboticssurgerytechnologytogether dystrophy.