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Posted by skot_e on Jul-13-2006 15:46:

Human disection

On SBS next monday:
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10:40 pm DOCUMENTARY SERIES - ANATOMY FOR BEGINNERS - Movement
This four-part series profiles Professor Gunther von Hagens' work that is considered by many to be shocking and controversial. However, anatomist Gunther von Hagens believes that the dissections he performs on real human bodies, lays bare the intricacy of the human design. During each episode, von Hagens carries out a human dissection and focuses on a different set of anatomical systems: movement, circulation, digestion and reproduction. In the first episode, anatomist Gunther von Hagens dissects, in front of an audience, a man to explain how the human body moves. After the cadavers' skin is removed, von Hagens demonstrates to the audience how the body operates in great detail. (From the UK, in English) (Part 1) *New Series* WS MA (A,N)


Posted by Simon00 on Jul-13-2006 21:26:

Hmmm no thanks.


Posted by eRRaTiK on Jul-13-2006 21:35:

this is right up jolz's alley. twisted emo material


Posted by Philby on Jul-14-2006 02:22:

i think i'll pass as well


Posted by vitamin v on Jul-14-2006 02:51:

I watched a similar series last year for Physiology and Anatomy.. and I've seen two done live in high school

If you can handle this shit I suggest you take a peek.. it's just simply amazing, especially how cleverly everything is arranged inside the body, and how much stuff actually fits inside

What I can't watch is surgery or operations perfomed on living people (like that RPA show or whatever it is) with blood still flowing etc (props to Jolz and Paramedics) ...

If they are dead its ok!


Posted by tathi on Jul-14-2006 03:14:

I can't wait to see this!


Posted by skot_e on Jul-14-2006 03:58:

quote:
Originally posted by vitamin v
I watched a similar series last year for Physiology and Anatomy.. and I've seen two done live in high school


You saw two in school? two what? Surely not human disections.


Posted by vitamin v on Jul-14-2006 04:19:

quote:
Originally posted by skot_e
You saw two in school? two what? Surely not human disections.


Oh no, not AT school... When I was IN high school. My father's best friend is, well was, he is reired now, a forensic pathologist in Adelaide, and I watched him do two... wow that was nearly ten years ago


Posted by narcism on Jul-14-2006 09:10:

quote:
Originally posted by eRRaTiK
this is right up jolz's alley. twisted emo material


lol was just going to post, thats something that i would watch
tho i used to get paid to watch ppl get cut open


Posted by vman83 on Jul-16-2006 03:43:

meh had enuf of that shitezor in uni

Hey V, you mentioned physiol... that was my major . what exactly do you do... work, uni?


Posted by BJeT on Jul-16-2006 04:56:

I'm pretty sure that I read an article in the paper a while ago that said that this guy's exhibition with cadavers in different poses will be coming to Australia. Stay tuned


Posted by skot_e on Jul-16-2006 05:54:

Not sure if it was this guy's, but it's been and gone in Adelaide.
http://www.amazinghumanbody.com.au/


Posted by aL_mAc on Jul-16-2006 06:09:

disections are great fun... love the sound of the band saw cutting through human bones and tissues!! haha ah anatomy labs...

watched an autopsy too a while ago that was pretty cool!

the only bad thing with surgery is the smell of the diathermy tool when used, kinda smells like buring hair mixed with pop corn! then you realise its the smell of cooking flesh....


Posted by Trance Nutter on Jul-16-2006 06:13:

quote:
Originally posted by skot_e
Not sure if it was this guy's, but it's been and gone in Adelaide.
http://www.amazinghumanbody.com.au/


yeah I wanted to go to that but missed it unfortunately.

I'll be watching this, should be interesting.


Posted by MiSSyM on Jul-16-2006 07:24:

ARRR ARRRRR MI HEARTIES MI EYEBALL ARRRRR



LOL@ VI 'its ok if they are dead'

hahahaha


Posted by vman83 on Jul-16-2006 08:28:




Posted by MiSSyM on Jul-16-2006 15:20:

hahahahahaha





Posted by eROs.au on Jul-16-2006 15:34:


Posted by BJeT on Jul-18-2006 09:47:

so did ne1 watch it last night?


Posted by skot_e on Jul-18-2006 10:02:

Sure did. Was kinda gruemsome and intriguing at the same time. Looking forward to the next one.


Posted by tathi on Jul-18-2006 10:07:

i watched it and it was fascinating! definately gruesome especially when they flayed his skin, i loved it when the german anatomist said "gimme ze chisel!"

kudos to SBS for taking a chance with this polemic show

the Brasilian "city of men" series beforehand was great aswell, if you liked "City of God" you will also like this show as its set in a slum and by the same directors

and i got suckered into watching part of that french film afterwards, "the copy is more beautiful than the original" bloody existential french and their platonic musings i fell asleep when he imprisoned the hooker he kidnapped inside his house


Posted by Trance Nutter on Jul-18-2006 10:24:

I didn't think it was that grusome. The dissection wasn't really detailed enough to be gruesome. I was hoping for more detail in the dissection. It was interesting with the flaying of skin and connective tissue underneath. Pretty impressive too with following the nerve all the way down the leg. Having said that it wasn't absolutely riveting, I think mainly cos I've heard all the theory parts before I was wanting more of the dissection than discussion.

I'll definitely be watching the next few weeks though.


Posted by aL_mAc on Jul-18-2006 10:41:

bah.. it was like watching softcore porn!! you only see everything from a distance!!

also didnt give to much detail IMO into anything most lay people wouldnt already know! though it was good to see a fresh specimen compared to the 20 year old preserved bodies we cut up!

but agree, good on sbs for showing it anyways..
gives people an insight into something they wouldnt normally!!


Posted by astroboy on Jul-18-2006 13:59:

Yeah the only parts that made me wince were the skin being taken off and hung on that bar and the cadavers testicles hanging on the vas deferens like two pendulums. Other than that it was quite interesting.


Posted by aL_mAc on Jul-18-2006 14:03:

quote:
Originally posted by astroboy
Yeah the only parts that made me wince were the skin being taken off and hung on that bar and the cadavers testicles hanging on the vas deferens like two pendulums. Other than that it was quite interesting.


disecting the male reproductive system was the hardest thing i ever did!!


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