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1. Any of several medical techniques that use cold for therapeutic purposes: Dr. Hathaway used the procedure of cryonics by using ice to deaden the pain that Judy was suffering from.
2. The study or practice of keeping a newly dead body at an extremely low temperature in the hope of restoring it to life later with the help of future medical advances: The process of cryonics involves replacing the blood with an anti-freeze fluid, slowly cooling the body to -70°C., and then packing it in dry ice to be transported to a storage facility.
2. The study or practice of keeping a newly dead body at an extremely low temperature in the hope of restoring it to life later with the help of future medical advances: The process of cryonics involves replacing the blood with an anti-freeze fluid, slowly cooling the body to -70°C., and then packing it in dry ice to be transported to a storage facility.
The scientific theory underlying cryonics is theoretical or hypothetical and controversial, and there is a great deal of disagreement about its ethical implications.
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cryo-, cry-, kryo-, kry-
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-ics, -tics [-ac after i]
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