Aaron James's Partial-Face & Total-Eye Transplant Surgical Animation, 2023
HTML-код
- Опубликовано: 13 ноя 2023
- Eduardo D. Rodriguez, MD, DDS, chair of the Hansjörg Wyss Department of Plastic Surgery, and the Helen L. Kimmel Professor of Reconstructive Plastic Surgery, details the recent partial-face and whole-eye transplant-the world’s first-he performed on Aaron James in May 2023 at NYU Langone Health.
Learn more about Aaron’s journey: nyulangone.org/news/nyu-lango...
• Aaron James Receives a...
Learn more about Dr. Rodriguez: nyulangone.org/doctors/116446...
Learn more about the Face Transplant Program: nyulangone.org/care-services/...
Thanks for the tutorial. I'll try this when one of my friends slept first in a sleepover.
relatable
Bro is about to perform the outlast prejudicial
"Calm down bro it's just a prank"
how do you know it just a prank@@slayer4501
Casually transplants eye
I'll never complain about putting together anything from Ikea ever again. This is incredible and a testament to the skill and knowledge of all involved. Congratulations and thank you for showing such care and dedication to Aaron!
why does this comment not have more likes.
😂
I’ll never complain about putting anything together from IKEA again 😂😂😂, you’re hilarious ! Thank you for the laugh 🤭
You're still allowed to complain. You're not a surgeon. Of course you're allowed to complain about mediocre things like putting together furniture. If it's hard for you to put together furniture, that's fine, you didn't go to med school.
@@icantgetridofthisusernamehelp Omg, 😳 get a sense of humour!
The family of the donor deserves recognition for allowing their loved one to make this donation. As far as I know, just being an organ donor doesn't automatically opt you in to tissue donation like this. Either way, I'm sure it's a very painful thought to grapple with and it would take a very understanding and compassionate person to make that decision.
@@WAFFENFABRIKmy dad was an organ donor and the hospital still needed our consent to which organs we’d allow to donate and for which purpose. We just said he’d want his body to be of the best use to people who need it.
yeah ur right, as an organ donor you can choose what you dont want donated my options were liver, kidneys, heart, lungs, eyes, skin and possibly something else. since ive wanted to be a donor since i was 5 my moms wish was that i didnt donate eyes or face since they make me unique, so when i signed up to be a donor i opted out of skin and eyes
A had a girlfriend in high school who's mom had passed away years earlier. When she turned 18, she received a letter asking if she would like to meet the person who has her mother's eyes and nose. She did not
My niggaa must look like Skeletor now 💀💀☹️
@@RRC6490same! My dad passed away from a motorcycle wreck from a hit by a drunk driver but died due to blunt force trauma to the head, but most organs and skin were intact and we learned that they used a lot of his skin from some kid who needed it. We were so grateful that vital need could be filled 🥰
I had a jaw surgery where the upper jaw was moved forward a little bit and the pain was pretty bad. I can't imagine what the pain must be like after surgery like this.
I had the same for my lower jaw! Mandibular advancement
I remember my 8th tooth being extracted and was crying and couldn't stay nor lay down. He must have been on a morphine 24h/per few weeks
True. But absolutely worth it. He finally has a face again, and I wish him all the best.
@@ArDeeMeelets hope his body accepts the transplant and he has the support he needs...since well...hes going to be looking at someone elses lower face the rest of hisnlife
Frankly, it is amazing what this team did for Aaron, and the medical knowledge society has gained. Thank you for your hard work, and thank you to Aaron for being brave to try an experimental surgery. I really hope this improves his quality of life.
This is why i'm never the first falling asleep at sleepovers
I was looking for this one 😂
That is definitely an advanced surgical operation!
Congratulations to Aaron with he's family and Dr. Rodriguez with the team who made this possible.
Rest in peace Mr Donor.
4:45 my deepest condolences to the family who lost their beloved one ,but look what a gift this desision has achieved . God bless you ALL 🍀
that was his name?
HE WASN'T DEAD??
The comment I was looking for. He was alive, you can't get organs from a dead person.
@@thisis.michelletorres444 I'm actually crying 😭😭 they removed his whole face..he's literally dead ?? 😨😨 What a brave guy bro..
The idea is magnificent. Doctors and surgeons performing this, locating each nerve, making connections, and the patient surviving is simply amazing!! To think that this is possible and there are people who have done it is jaw dropping!! These doctors are fantastic!!!
Somehow, the world "brilliant" doesn't even begin to describe the level of medical art Dr Rodriguez and his team achieved with this!
Thank you to the donor and their family for the amazing and selfless gift they gave this man.
Do you know what happened to the donor?
@@user-cx1lr8nn2e I imagine it was harvested from a cadaver
@@user-cx1lr8nn2eHe was dead, obviously? You can't make such donate without being dead
@@naturazpolski9213 they mentioned that the graft was still perfused before they cut the arteries so it was probably cerebral death to be specific
And a thanks to doctor also, without him this is impossible
Truly unbelievable I feel special to be able to pursue a career in the medical field. I can’t wait to see what surgeries will be capable of in 25 years.
Beautiful video and surgery. Shout out to all of the donors!
Congratulations to Eduardo D. Rodriguez, MD, DDS. I am so proud of him being a dual degree MD, DDS. Doctor George Whitehead D.D.S.
Holy cow! Great work. Face transplants are fascinating enough, but a face AND EYE transplant???? Wow!
It’s crazy - I just can’t fathom how incredibly impressive this is . I mean it’s completely mind blowing how we have the minds , to make this humanly possible !
Transplanting a face, eyes, being able to transplant arms and hands…incredible. Science and medicine are amazing. And thank you to the donor who chose to give life and function after their death. Now he had heterochromia due to the transplant. This is all so amazing
Whatever these doctors earn, it is not enough. This is as close to miracles as it can get.
Absolutely BRILLIANT and so exciting! What an awesome team to make this happen. True pioneers!! ❤❤❤
This is terrifying, they diced him apart to put him back together. The skill level of the surgical team is incredible.
Thanks for great animation, medical infomation.^^
This is an amazing operation. And a tremendous transformation for this man.
I know one day it will be easier with 3D printers and all, but this masterpiece should never be forgotten. Thank you so so much.❤
Congrats to the whole team. 🎉
Amazing!
Props to the surgical team!
Congratulations also to the anesthesia team for maintaining optimal perfusion hemodynamics and airway preservation.
Amazing. I sat here thinking, after believing for so long the eye is never possible-how many years until brain tissue transplant! All those people freezing themselves, it's just not as far fetched as it once was.
you people do the most impressive things, and i've been following Dr Rodriguez's successes for a long time
Cool unboxing
so much complexity! how amazing doctors/surgeons are
Excellent work to Dr Rodriguez an the surgical team!!!
As time goes by, the technology for procedures like this will get better thanks to all the doctors and hard working scientists. Thank you to all the people involved in ventures like this.
Even explained so well, it still sounds like crazy level of complexity 🤯 People capable to make it are absolutely amazing and must be awarded for pushing medicine and science forward 🏆 They are making some really great and important things, while others are busy with killing eachother in various conflicts around the globe and other stupid stuff like discussing new dress of some influencer...😓
POV: you fall asleep first at the sleepover.
I was just thinking that 😂
what does that mean? and why is everyone commenting the same thing?
@@videofrat3115 It’s a joke because often if you fall asleep first at a sleepover, people prank you.
That’s absolutely amazingly incredible! Maybe it’ll be possible to transplant his missing arm, as well someday. It’s already been done before!
thats even easier, arms are being succesufuly transplanted nowdays
Or even just a bionic arm until then; those are getting really advanced, too!
@@omegarugal9283 NGL this is fascinating but also terrifying. Thankfully they won't be taking my body parts. I took myself off the organ doner list once I found out that my vagina would potentially be transplanted into a transexual. sucks nobody will be recieving my kidneys or liver or heart if I pass unexpectedly but you can blame the medical community for that one not me.
Theyve actually been doing limb transplants for a while now! But theres always room for improvement. Med science just keeps getting more incredible!
@@sparklesparklesparkle6318 yeah I don't think it's even possible to transplant a sex organ
I can’t believe science has progressed to this point, it’s incredible! And the recovery must’ve been agony, I hope he’s doing alright. What a wonderful man and family to donate his face, such a kind act, if he believes in heaven then I’m glad he’s there.
The only people that get into heaven are the ones who believe in Jesus, the Son of God, and that call upon him for salvation from hell (like the thief on the cross).
¶ For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life. (John 3:16, Bible)
never falling asleep first at the sleepover again
might get your face stolen bro
when you fall asleep first and your friends casually steal your face
How original. 🙄
@@ladybelle6771 im going to partial face and total eye transplant surgery you
I guess I'd be a little stuck up too if I could restore a person like this.
"Stuck up" is a very adolescent way of putting it.
Perhaps confident and very knowledgeable in their field.
@@sunnyscott4876 I grew up around surgeons. They are incredibly stuck up. Now I'm an adult and i can appreciate that they perform amazing work, but I've known a lot and they all have a god-complex. Doesn't mean that they aren't nice, but you must recognize that they hang the moon up every night.
@@josemexicanmexican7602 Can confirm. Certain fields need certain personalities - as long as there are checks and balances!
@@josemexicanmexican7602they change people’s lives for the better. Pull your head out of your arsehole for once.
@@josemexicanmexican7602im guessing your just some factory worker that has had no real impact on the world. If I were you and my life was that bad I’d probably be salty too, tbf.
Will wonders never cease to amaze me! WOW!!!❤
Absolutely incredible!!!!
Wishing speedy recovery to the patient and praying to God for his wellbeing. Congrats to the team of doctors and surgeons who performed this miraculous surgery procedure
🙏🙏🙏
Man, that donor is such a cool guy, giving away half his face. Hope hes doing well
The donor is deceased (no longer alive).
r/wooooosh @@josephbennett3482
Oh thats a shame. Did he have an accident after the surgery?@@josephbennett3482
@@josephbennett3482I’m sure it’s a joke
And not a funny one @@Amateur_Pianist_472
Incredible work!
Absolutely amazing!
Phenomenal work
POV: Your buddy fell asleep first at the sleepover, now it's time for a devious prank.
F*** this is somehow amazing and terrifying at the same time, just seeing the 3d simulation make me shiver
Amazing ! 😮
This is simply amazing.
This what my homies did to me for falling asleep first in the sleepover
Did you have a mangled face beforehand or was it just for shits and giggles
happened to my buddy eric
This is fascinating and scary at the same time. Good to see human ingenuity used for a good cause.
Good night Nurse! This is amazing!
That such things are possible nowadays is truly a testament to human ingenuity. Wow!
This is an amazing surgery.
All these words I don’t know…
…mad respect to all the surgeons out there
Great job!
Медецина керемет ғылым. Дәрігерлерге көп рақмет
Great tutorial, thanks 👍
what a warrior!
All that in under 5 minutes. Nice.
Fascinating
Congratulations Dr
What a good sleep over this was !
Amazing.
He fell asleep first at the sleepover!!
In all seriousness this is impressive stuff.
😒
@@UnIimited_PowerCry
@@mr.finger9877 Cretin 😁
Wow the people who did this are amazing
The doc has gone through the ringer between dental, medical school, and residency. What a fucking 🐐. Bravo 👏
this is honestly kind of crazy when you think of it under the surgeon's POV. like justr cutting someones face open and peeling their skin off. Like, literally, just cutting off someones face, and then cutting open someones face, and then fitting the 2 pieces together like a puzzle. Like all the bundle of nerves, and bones, and blood vessel. It's a gory mess when the surgery actually occurs
and in the end everything just heals back perfectly and he actually looks alright afterwards.
What such crazy shit man...
huge respect for the surgeon
i admire their work, and i also admire whoever could thought of a possible usage of a human body in this context
This is like, magic
👍 Absolutely incredible.
it is insane that this happend. this is the only time in recent history that I have been utterly dumbfounded, completly in awe of how amazing modern transplants are.
It’s amazing how we got this far
Humans are amazing ☀️
Thank you for this prank tutorial, I can't wait to pull it on my friends! 😃😃
Nothing short of a miracle. What talent these surgeons have.
As a cardiac ICU RN that sees some "stuff" this is crazy and so very cool!!
Incredible.
the intricasy is mindblowing
Incredible
Amazing
When you fall asleep first at the sleepover
this is beyond fascinating and an a testament to what modern medicine is capable of.
Amazing!
Mind-blowing
incredible.
Congrats to all Doctors and staff for pushing the limits by using skills and technology to give hope to many miserable souls. God Bless.
Wow. That’s amazing what can be done now. I hope it was successful.
Beautiful! Excellent! I wonder how many hours did the procedure take. Also, excellent animation as well!
This is amazing
I'm in awe at the level of skill required to pull this off.
Just WOW 😮
It's 3AM and this vid was on yt homepage. Btw this is a really interesting content to watch
Won’t fall asleep first ever again
No fucking way
Every time I watch these kinds of videos, I really start to wonder and question if life is really a gift. I can't even imagine the trauma and pain this person had to go through.
Here are medical professionals, mental health professionals, social reformers, desperately trying to figure out different ways to make things better and provide a new life. The world will be honestly a mess without them. 😢
And factually, it takes a lot to be a medical professional, a lot of studying, courage and sacrifices. It's like they devote their entire life for human welfare and I don't think they get the appreciation they deserve.
People like these should be more popular online and get more recognition.
I don’t know what’s more impressive, the fact that the surgery worked pretty much perfectly, or that the initial injury and following procedure were both survivable.
Well done
Imagine waking up during this procedure.
I don't know anything about surgeries so excuse me if I sound dumb, but could someone explain to me how the patient can survive while having his jugulars cut off ??? And how is it possible to fix the optic nerve from the angle shown in the video? Isn't the brain supposed to be in the way ? Please enlighten me.
POV: You fell asleep at the sleepover first.
Bro was the first to fall asleep at the sleepover💀
Me when I fall asleep first at the sleepover