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Re: Babo cheoreom.
as for paraplegics, weren't there also ideas about a technical way to bridge the nerve-gap? guess that can't ever be as fast as real nerves though and likely not cheap either. so long they build lots of ramps, automatic doors, elevators etc. to make access possible for them and other wheelchair users (assuming we're not solely talking about quadriplegic cases)
They've actually used stem cell therapy in the case of paraplegics, but I'm not sure of the success there.
now that would be an awesome use if successful. idk about the rate here, but bone marrow transplants got a success rate of 40-60% or so (iirc, according to DKMS). that's highly complex though as they shoot down all defences and complete isolation from germs all around is difficult.I guess so, missed it a bit. Not sure if there's anything else and not even sure of the success rate. One thing I know for sure is that it's expensive.![]()
as for paraplegics, weren't there also ideas about a technical way to bridge the nerve-gap? guess that can't ever be as fast as real nerves though and likely not cheap either. so long they build lots of ramps, automatic doors, elevators etc. to make access possible for them and other wheelchair users (assuming we're not solely talking about quadriplegic cases)
difficult topics indeed. it's a true rag rug in europe and even germany itself. how are they regulated in Indonesia, if I might ask?LOL, right. We have enough troubles with abortion and euthanasia.![]()
are they not prosecuted or do they just not care? here they'd lose next to everything including the right to practice medcine in certain cases ^^;



dunno how much choosing the wrong major fators in for me 








