The Cryonics Process
The exact cryonics process can vary, depending on individual situations and service providers. But in general, it starts when someone is officially declared dead. After initial procedures, a CardioPulmonary Support machine can be used to cool the body. This device can help perform chest compressions and works by pumping oxygen through a face mask and a tube. At the same time, many medications and a mixture can be injected to prevent the tissues and organs in the body from damage caused by freezing. The storage process is completed when the body is maintained in a cryonics facility. To ensure long-term storage, a container full of liquid nitrogen will be used. [3]
