simultaneously. fascinating to me considering it s so much more extensive. sure. sean: because of the progress you made with people like patrick, you were able to do it more quickly. yep. sean: fascinating. the tricky part was the remains a, something we had no experience with, but we ve been in this scenario. similar scenario, different territory. we rehearsed plenty of times. the arms are a little tricky because we have a lot of tissue. we have to attach 24 tendons, three major nerves, six major blood vessels. but we ve created these sterile tags so when we cut a nerve, we have to tag everything. it looks like the inside of a telephone wire but everything is appropriate. innie company s case he s right hand dominate. it was important for him to have a normal right hand so he can work. so the first goal is to free up the right hand from the donor room. sean: he had had the top of his fingers cut off. right, his fingers were basically here and they were like webs.
it s so much more extensive.nt sure. sean: because of the progress you made with people like patrick, you were able to do it more quickly. yep. sean: fascinating. the tricky part was the arms, something we had no experience with, but we ve been in this scenario. similar scenario, different territory. we rehearsed plenty of times. the arms are a little tricky because we have a lot of tissue. we have to attach 24 tendons three major nerves, six major blood vessels. m but we ve created these sterile tags, so when we cut a nerve, we have to tag everything. it looks like the inside of a telephone wire, but everything is appropriate. in joe s case he s right hand dominate. it was important for him to have a normal right hand so he can work. work. the right hand from the donor room. sean: he had had the top of his fingers cut off. right, his fingers were basically here and they were like webs. they weren t functional.an
he wouldli grab things with his hands like this. he didn t have functional digits. we amputated his arm at forearm level. sean: can t go back. point of no return. at this point the right hand is ready to go we remove it everything s tagged, we flush it with a preservative the right hand goes into the room and we begin the connections. while we re working on that remain are, my team is moving on the right arm, we re still working on the left hand and the face. once they ve reached about a 50% completion work on the rightwo hand, in joe s room, the bones r are connected, plates are screwed, the blood vessels are connected and then you start connecting sensors, tendons, flexors, everything to work in the hand normally once everything is looking healthy we move to the left. at this point the right hand connections and that team is reaching the conclusion is that the left hand is beginning the work. so now they re connecting the
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