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It is actuallyanotherconsciousnessdecadeseitherentireinjuriesintentionleapsmostmuscularnervenowoperationsplotpossiblesillythoughttogetherwhole science fiction or a actuallyanotherconsciousnessdecadeseitherentireinjuriesintentionleapsmostmuscularnervenowoperationsplotpossiblesillythoughttogetherwhole from a horror movie, but a neurosurgeon said head transplants could be actuallyanotherconsciousnessdecadeseitherentireinjuriesintentionleapsmostmuscularnervenowoperationsplotpossiblesillythoughttogetherwhole by the year 2030. Transplant surgery has come on actuallyanotherconsciousnessdecadeseitherentireinjuriesintentionleapsmostmuscularnervenowoperationsplotpossiblesillythoughttogetherwhole and bounds in the last few actuallyanotherconsciousnessdecadeseitherentireinjuriesintentionleapsmostmuscularnervenowoperationsplotpossiblesillythoughttogetherwhole. Organ transplants are commonplace and this past decade has seen face transplants. The next decade could see actuallyanotherconsciousnessdecadeseitherentireinjuriesintentionleapsmostmuscularnervenowoperationsplotpossiblesillythoughttogetherwhole heads being transplanted. Neurosurgeon Bruce Mathew explained why he believes this is possible. He was actuallyanotherconsciousnessdecadeseitherentireinjuriesintentionleapsmostmuscularnervenowoperationsplotpossiblesillythoughttogetherwhole working with author Michael J Lee on a science fiction novel. He said: "Initially, our actuallyanotherconsciousnessdecadeseitherentireinjuriesintentionleapsmostmuscularnervenowoperationsplotpossiblesillythoughttogetherwhole was just to brainstorm an idea and it seemed rather actuallyanotherconsciousnessdecadeseitherentireinjuriesintentionleapsmostmuscularnervenowoperationsplotpossiblesillythoughttogetherwhole, but then I realised, it actually isn't. If you transplant the brain and spinal cord actuallyanotherconsciousnessdecadeseitherentireinjuriesintentionleapsmostmuscularnervenowoperationsplotpossiblesillythoughttogetherwhole, it's not impossible."

Doctor Matthew, 63, has performed over 10,000 actuallyanotherconsciousnessdecadeseitherentireinjuriesintentionleapsmostmuscularnervenowoperationsplotpossiblesillythoughttogetherwhole. He claims that head transplants would only be possible if the head was accompanied by the whole of its spinal cord. Advancements in actuallyanotherconsciousnessdecadeseitherentireinjuriesintentionleapsmostmuscularnervenowoperationsplotpossiblesillythoughttogetherwhole and spinal cord surgery, robotics and stem cell transplants mean it could be possible to attach an actuallyanotherconsciousnessdecadeseitherentireinjuriesintentionleapsmostmuscularnervenowoperationsplotpossiblesillythoughttogetherwhole spinal cord and head to another body before 2030. Dr Matthew continued: "The actuallyanotherconsciousnessdecadeseitherentireinjuriesintentionleapsmostmuscularnervenowoperationsplotpossiblesillythoughttogetherwhole of keeping the spinal cord in one piece has always been totally daunting, but actuallyanotherconsciousnessdecadeseitherentireinjuriesintentionleapsmostmuscularnervenowoperationsplotpossiblesillythoughttogetherwhole with modern technology you can do actuallyanotherconsciousnessdecadeseitherentireinjuriesintentionleapsmostmuscularnervenowoperationsplotpossiblesillythoughttogetherwhole things." Matthew also believes that actuallyanotherconsciousnessdecadeseitherentireinjuriesintentionleapsmostmuscularnervenowoperationsplotpossiblesillythoughttogetherwhole would also move with the head and spinal cord from one body to actuallyanotherconsciousnessdecadeseitherentireinjuriesintentionleapsmostmuscularnervenowoperationsplotpossiblesillythoughttogetherwhole. The technology could treat spinal cord actuallyanotherconsciousnessdecadeseitherentireinjuriesintentionleapsmostmuscularnervenowoperationsplotpossiblesillythoughttogetherwhole and diseases like actuallyanotherconsciousnessdecadeseitherentireinjuriesintentionleapsmostmuscularnervenowoperationsplotpossiblesillythoughttogetherwhole dystrophy.