Редактирование: Cryonics patients (раздел)

== 1970s ==

<br \>{{Cryopatient
| Name = Mildred E. Harris
| Identification = None
| Type = Whole Body
| Organization = [[#Cryonics Society of California|CSC]]
| Lived = ? - September 1970
| Status = '''<font color="red">THAWED</font>'''
| Procedure = The patient thawed and decomposed during the [[#Chatsworth Scandal|Chatsworth Scandal]].
}}

<br \>{{Cryopatient
| Name = Gaylord Harris
| Identification = None
| Type = Whole Body
| Organization = [[#Cryonics Society of California|CSC]]
| Status = '''<font color="red">THAWED</font>'''
| Procedure = The patient was exhumed from his grave in Iowa and transported to the CSC facility, where he was left to rot on the floor. <ref>''Freezing People Is Easy''. [[Mike Darwin]]. [http://chronopause.com/index.php/2012/05/07/freezing-people-is-easy/ Link].</ref>
}}

<br \>{{Cryopatient
| Name = Herman Greenberg
| Identification = CSNY
| Type = Whole Body
| Organization = [[#Cryonics Society of New York|CSNY]]
| Lived = 1928 - May 1970
| Status = '''<font color="red">THAWED</font>'''
| Bio = The patient was a 42-year-old male. The patient's body was exhumed with a backhoe by her daughter and preserved. Beverly Greenberg later died of hypothermia sleeping in the [[#CSNY|CSNY]] facility. Lack of funding and interest from relatives lead to his thawing and burial, and her cremation.
}}

<br \>{{Cryopatient
| Name = Genevieve de la Poterie
| Identification = None
| Type = Whole Body
| Organization = [[#Cryonics Society of California|CSC]]
| Lived = 1964 - 25 Jan 1972
| Status = '''<font color="red">THAWED</font>'''
| COD = Kidney cancer (metastasized to lungs).
| Ischemia = Minutes<ref>http://cryoeuro.eu:8080/download/attachments/425990/New_Ice_Age_LATimes_WestMagazine_11Jun1972.pdf</ref>.
| Procedure = The patient thawed and decomposed during the [[#Chatsworth Scandal|Chatsworth Scandal]].
}}

<br \>{{Cryopatient
| Name = D.L.
| Identification = CSC-
| Type = Whole Body
| Organization = [[#Cryonics Society of California|CSC]]
| Lived = 1921 - 13 Nov 1972
| Status = '''<font color="red">THAWED</font>'''
| Bio = The patient was a 51-year-old female.
}}

<br \>{{Cryopatient
| Name = Clara Dostal
| Identification = CSNY-6
| Type = Whole Body
| Organization = 
| Lived =  - 10 December 1972
| Status = '''<font color="red">THAWED</font>'''
| Ischemia = 45 minutes before cooling begun.
| Procedure = The patient was stored in dry ice for almost a year. Arrangements to have Nelson store the patient in liquid nitrogen did not succeed. The patient was then moved to the Hurst/Greenberg capsule, where she was stored in liquid nitrogen for a few months. The costs and emotional burden eventually lead her two children to terminate the arrangements, and she was interred.<ref>Los Angeles Superior Court case C-161229, Deposition of Claire Halpert esp. 58, 71-72 (Aug. 4, 1978); Deposition of Richard Dostal esp. 64 (Mar. 22, 1979).</ref>.
* [http://cryoeuro.eu:8080/download/attachments/425990/ManriseTechRev3%281%291973+.pdf Case Report]
}}

<br \>{{Cryopatient
| Name = Mary J. DeMar
| Identification = TT- then CI-25
| Type = [[#Whole Body]]
| Organization = [[Trans_Time]] then the [[Cryonics Institute]]
| Lived = - 4 Feb 1974
| Status = '''<font color="green">Stored</font>'''
| Bio = The patient was the a 75-year-old female and the mother of Eric S. DeMar, an Illinois sitting circuit court judge who joined {{CI}} before being suspended in 1997. His will left instructions for the transfer of both his parents to CI.
| COD = Unknown.
| Ischemia = 
| Procedure = <ref>''The Outlook'', March 1974.</ref>
}}

<br \>{{Cryopatient
| Name = Ray Mills, aka Patient 1
| Identification = TT-1 then A-1056
| Type = Whole Body, converted to Neuro November 2, 1983
| Organization = [[Trans_Time]] then [[Alcor]]
| Lived = 22 Apr 1908 - 09 Feb 1974
| Status = '''<font color="green">Stored</font>'''
| Bio = The patient was a Caucasian, 65-year-old male, married to [[#Katherine V. Mills|Katherine Mills]], who was cryopreserved in [[#1978]].
| COD = Lethal cerebrovascular accident.
| Ischemia = The patient deanimated far from a cryonics facility. Perfusion was begun 24 hours after legal death was declared. Equipment failure and severe edema made perfusion difficult.
| Procedure = Perfusion was performed through the left common carotid artery. Perfusion was open circuit and drainage was done through both the left and right internal jugular veins. The initial perfusate was blood washout with 32 liters of bicarbonate-buffered Ringer's solution. Cryoprotective perfusion was done with 32 liters of glycerophosphate-based perfusate with 15% DMSO (v/v). A Porta-Boy embalming pump was used to deliver the perfusate. The patient had been stored in Liquid Nitrogen by [[Trans_Time]] for 5 years. Cryonicist Dick Clair donated 20,000 dollars for the patient to be transferred to Alcor as a Neuropatient. Conversion to neuropreservation was done by means of a high-speed electric chainsaw.

A [http://news.google.com/newspapers?id=bGkaAAAAIBAJ&sjid=-SkEAAAAIBAJ&pg=6938,2631991&dq=trans-time&hl=en Google Newspaper article] from 1982 identifies him as Ray Mills from Cumberland, Maryland. There is a [http://www.death-record.com/l/113791381/Ray-Mills record] of a Ray Mills who died eight days prior to the patient's cryopreservation.

The cryopreservation was done by [[Trans_Time]] and the patient was transferred to [[Alcor]] November 13, 1982.

* [http://www.alcor.org/Library/html/postmortemexamination.html Postmortem Examination of Three Cryonic Suspension Patients]
}}

<br \>{{Cryopatient
| Name = Michael Baburka
| Identification = CSNY-
| Type = Whole Body
| Organization = [[#Cryonics Society of New York|CSNY]]
| Lived = ? - 10 Apr 1974
| Status = '''<font color="red">THAWED</font>'''
| Bio = The patient was stored privately by his son for a few months before being buried (Inside his capsule).
| COD = Unknown.
| Ischemia = 
| Procedure = 
}}

<br \>{{Cryopatient
| Name = S.P.
| Identification = CSC-
| Type = Whole Body
| Organization = [[#Cryonics Society of California|CSC]]
| Lived = ? - 11 Oct 1974
| Status = '''<font color="red">THAWED</font>'''
| Bio = The patient was the 8-year-old son of an Orange County ADA.
| COD = Unknown.
| Ischemia = Unknown
| Procedure = Unknown.
}}

<br \>{{Cryopatient
| Name = Pedro Ledesma
| Identification = None
| Type = Whole Body
| Organization = [[#Cryonics Society of California|CSC]]
| Lived = ? - 28 Sep 1975
| Status = '''<font color="red">THAWED</font>'''
| Bio = The patient was a 62-year-old male.
| COD = Unknown.
| Ischemia = The patient was not frozen until 26 Jul 1976.
| Procedure = The patient was stored in a mortuary refrigerator for ten months prior to being stored in liquid nitrogen. The patient thawed and decomposed during the [[#Chatsworth Scandal|Chatsworth Scandal]].
}}

<br \>{{Cryopatient
| Name = Fred Chamberlain II
| Identification = A-1001
| Type = Neuro
| Organization = [[Alcor]]
| Lived = March 28 1897 - 16 Jul 1976
| Status = '''<font color="green">Stored</font>'''
| Bio = The father of [[#Fred Rockwell Chamberlain III|Fred Chamberlain the third]], he was [[Alcor]]'s first cryopreservation and the worlds first [[#Neuro|neuropatient]].
| COD = Unknown.
| Ischemia = 
| Procedure = 
}}

<br \>{{Cryopatient
| Name = Patricia Luna Wilson
| Identification = TT-3
| Type = Brain
| Organization = [[Trans_Time]]
| Lived = 1961 - 2 Oct 1976
| Status = '''<font color="green">Stored</font>'''
| Bio = The patient was the 15-year-old daughter of science-fiction author Robert Anton Wilson.
| COD = Beaten to death. Apparent robbery.
| Ischemia = ~36 hours. A day before her body was found by police, then an autopsy. The coroner agreed not to inspect the brain, and released it to [[Trans_Time]].
| Procedure = The patient's brain was cooled to dry ice then Liquid Nitrogen temperature.
}}

<br \>{{Cryopatient
| Name = Rhea Chaloff Ettinger
| Identification = CI-1
| Type = Whole Body
| Organization = [[Cryonics Institute]]
| Lived = 15 Jan 1899 - 23 Sep 1977
| Status = '''<font color="green">Stored</font>'''
| Bio = The patient was a 78 year old female (Pictured at the age of 18) and the mother of [[Robert Ettinger]].
| COD = Unknown.
| Ischemia = Unknown.
| Procedure = [[Mike Darwin]], who performed the cryopreseration, described it as follows:

"The rift with Ettinger was over the horrible conditions that existed at CSM which I discovered when I froze his mother: filth, bugs, glycerol in used milk bottles from the Palmolive Soap Company that was so impure it had a yellow-green hue, a perfusion machine built by Walter Runkel in which the rubber tubing had rotted away inside; thus it kept dumping batches of perfusate into the heat exchanger bath! "<ref>http://chronopause.com/index.php/2011/02/12/thus-spake-curtis-henderson-part-6-2/</ref>

Reference: <ref>http://www.cryonet.org/cgi-bin/dsp.cgi?msg=1148</ref>
}}

<br \>{{Cryopatient
| Name = Samuel Berkowitz
| Identification = TT-5
| Type = Whole Body
| Organization = [[Trans_Time]]
| Lived = ? - 14 July 1978
| Status = '''<font color="red">THAWED</font>'''
| Bio = The patient was thawed by his family and buried in a concrete container filled with formaldehyde. The family claimed to be committed to immortalism and planned the same form of interrment for themselves.
| COD = Unknown.
| Ischemia =
| Procedure = 
* [http://cryoeuro.eu:8080/pages/viewpageattachments.action?pageId=425990&sortBy=date&highlight=Berkowitz_Cryopreservation_Report_Mar_Apr_1979.pdf& Case Report]
}}

<br \>{{Cryopatient
| Name = Katherine V. Mills, aka Patient 2
| Identification = TT-4 then A-1057
| Type = Whole Body, converted to Neuro November 2, 1983
| Organization = [[Trans_Time]] then [[Alcor]]
| Lived = 6 Jul 1913 - 02 Nov 1978
| Status = '''<font color="green">Stored</font>'''
| Bio = The patient was a Caucasian 68-year-old female, married to [[#Ray Mills|Ray Mills]].

A [http://news.google.com/newspapers?id=bGkaAAAAIBAJ&sjid=-SkEAAAAIBAJ&pg=6938,2631991&dq=trans-time&hl=en Google Newspaper article] from 1982 identifies her as Katherine Mills from Cumberland, Maryland. There is a [http://www.death-record.com/l/113532789/Katherine-Mills record] of the death of a Katherine Mills who died a day prior to the cryopreservation of the patient.

| COD = Unknown.
| Ischemia = The patient died far from a cryonics facility.
| Procedure = The cryopreservation was done by [[Trans_Time]] and the patient was transferred to [[Alcor]] November 13, 1982.
}}

<br \>{{Cryopatient
| Name = Lucille Rothacker
| Identification = TT-6
| Type = [[#Neuro]]
| Organization = [[Trans_Time]] then [[#CryoSpan]]
| Lived = 1903 - 22 Jan 1979
| Status = '''<font color="green">Stored</font>'''
| Bio = The patient was a 76-year-old female.
| COD = Unknown.
| Ischemia = Unknown.
| Procedure = The patient was transferred to [[CryoSpan]].
References:
* ''The Cryonicist!'', March 1979.
* ''Cryonics'', November 1981.
}}