First human head transplant - interview with Professor Sergio Canavero

The video discusses a virtual reality system developed to help patients adapt to new bodies before surgery. It highlights the psychological challenges patients face and the importance of preparing them for such changes. The system, developed in collaboration with a Chicago company, addresses criticisms and aims to prevent negative psychological reactions. The speaker also mentions international collaborations, particularly with China, and expresses a desire to implement the system in the UK, emphasizing the need for ethical discussions.

What is the purpose of the virtual reality system developed in Chicago?

How does immersive virtual reality help patients like Butter Spiridonov?

What psychological reactions might be triggered by the surgery and how can they be addressed?

What challenges did the first hand transplant team face, and how does this relate to the new approach?

What are the ethical implications of bringing this virtual reality approach to the UK?