No, the whole "missing brain" thing is a show-stopper. Lacking a skeletal, respiratory, digestive, and excretory system doesn't help much, either.
you won't live. you have to have all of your heart to live. it's impossible to only have a fraction of your heart anyways.
Yes, A person can live without ears because ears are not a major part of the body. They only provide hearing. Although, if you didn't have ears you probably would use sign language to communicate. However, if you didn't have a heart or liver or stomach, you would probably die.
My gastro said I could live a long healthy life with only 10% of a none cirrohsis liver he said he knew people who lived a very good life with only 5 percent of a none damaged liver.
a Heart disease affects every organ, not only the liver. because the heart pumps blood thoughout your body, so if you have a heart disease it might affect the bloob, infecting and affecting the organs.
Surgeons don't remove half of a kidney, so you must mean can someone live with a half-functioning kidney. Yes, a person can live with one kidney only functioning at half capacity. The other kidney picks up the workload. However, if the other kidney begins failing, the person will need dialysis to live.
People only have one heart and in almost every one of them it is on the left; most of them live just fine with their "left heart only".
Heart, Liver, Brain, Kidney You can live off of only 1 lung or kidney and thanks to advanced medical technology a person can live with many jeopardized organs. However, the first 3 are imperative!
Lungs, heart, liver, pancreas, gall bladder...
Only if you're hooked up to a mechanical heart or a heart bypass machine.Humans need their hearts to pump blood throughout the body. If the heart fails to pump, the person will die. Sometimes, an artificial pump or a heart transplant can keep a person alive, but both have problems with the body rejecting the new heart as "foreign".
No. The heart does not filter blood, it only pumps it around the body. Other organs such as the kidneys and liver have the task of filtering blood.
No. The heart does not filter blood, it only pumps it around the body. Other organs such as the kidneys and liver have the task of filtering blood.
Liver is a lovely organ that seldom complains. Once it complains there starts the real trouble. Please love your liver and care for it. Once your liver becomes dysfunctional you have to transplant it. And transplanting liver costs you a tremendous lot.