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'''Transplantation''' is the replacement with their like of the tissues or organs of living creatures and as such excludes [[golems]] and [[undead]] as recipients. It is very far from being a reputable science in the [[Land of Mists]] save for in [[Bluetspur]] where even [[brain transplant | brain transplantation]] is not beyond the competence of the [[biomancers]] of that fell realm. [[Dr. Victor Mordenheim]] has achieved comparable results, but the shadow of the [[Dark Powers]] hangs over his work such that his experimental methods do not admit of repetition by others. [[Emil Bollenbach]] has produced lesser results, transplanting successfully appendages ([[fingers]], [[hands]], [[feet]] and [[legs]]) and sense organs ([[ears]] and [[eyes]]), but his [[madness]] precludes a dissemination of his innovative methods. [[Frantisek Markov]] may not be capable of [[brain transplant | brain transplantation]], but he is an expert ay extensive and extremely radical, interspecies transplantation, but with the undesirable consequence of transforming the subject into a [[broken one]]. It is unclear whether he actually has the competence to effect intraspecies transplants devoid of this undesirable consequence. In fact '''transplantation''' wouldn't be a science at all outside of [[Bluetspur]] were it not for the [[chiurgeon]], not that chiurgeons are especially reputable beyond the frontier of [[Lamordia]] and outside of medical research departments.
'''Transplantation''' is the replacement in living creatures of tissues or organs with their like. Competency in transplantation may well admit of application to the creation of non-living entities such as [[golems]] or [[undead]], just as competency in the creation of non-living entities may have application to transplantation, but transplantation itself concerns a living recipient.
 
Transplantation is far from being a reputable science in the [[Land of Mists]] with an exception or two. There is of course [[Bluetspur]] where even [[brain transplant | brain transplantation]] is not beyond the competence of the [[biomancers]] of that fell realm. [[Dr. Victor Mordenheim]] has achieved comparable results, but the shadow of the [[Dark Powers]] hangs over his discoveries such that the particulars of his work do not admit of repetition by others. [[Emil Bollenbach]] has produced lesser but impressive results, transplanting successfully appendages ([[fingers]], [[hands]], [[feet]] and [[legs]]) and sense organs ([[ears]] and [[eyes]]), but his [[madness]] precludes the dissemination of his methods. [[Frantisek Markov]] may not be capable of [[brain transplant | brain transplantation]], but he is an expert at extensive and exceedingly radical, interspecies transplantation, but with the undesirable consequence of transforming the subject into a [[broken one]]. It is unclear whether he actually has the competency to effect intraspecies transplants devoid of this undesirable consequence.  
 
In fact '''transplantation''' wouldn't be a science at all outside of [[Bluetspur]] were it not for the [[chiurgeon]]. Still chiurgeons are not particularly reputable outsider of [[Lamordia]] and medical research departments.


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Revision as of 02:50, 8 April 2010

Transplantation is the replacement in living creatures of tissues or organs with their like. Competency in transplantation may well admit of application to the creation of non-living entities such as golems or undead, just as competency in the creation of non-living entities may have application to transplantation, but transplantation itself concerns a living recipient.

Transplantation is far from being a reputable science in the Land of Mists with an exception or two. There is of course Bluetspur where even brain transplantation is not beyond the competence of the biomancers of that fell realm. Dr. Victor Mordenheim has achieved comparable results, but the shadow of the Dark Powers hangs over his discoveries such that the particulars of his work do not admit of repetition by others. Emil Bollenbach has produced lesser but impressive results, transplanting successfully appendages (fingers, hands, feet and legs) and sense organs (ears and eyes), but his madness precludes the dissemination of his methods. Frantisek Markov may not be capable of brain transplantation, but he is an expert at extensive and exceedingly radical, interspecies transplantation, but with the undesirable consequence of transforming the subject into a broken one. It is unclear whether he actually has the competency to effect intraspecies transplants devoid of this undesirable consequence.

In fact transplantation wouldn't be a science at all outside of Bluetspur were it not for the chiurgeon. Still chiurgeons are not particularly reputable outsider of Lamordia and medical research departments.

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