ADAPTIVE ORGAN REPLACEMENT

Necessity is often said to be the mother of innovation.  The adaptive organ replacement nanovirus was engineered to treat grievous wounds on the battlefield in situations where time is of the essence and proper medical facilities might not be available.

One of the most interesting and useful developments in the field of biotech is the concept of adaptive organ replacement. Often used on battlefields and in situations where time is of the essence.  Adaptive organ replacement provides a quick and versatile solution to cloned organs and limbs. Adaptive organs are actually formless blobs of organic matter (“organiform”) infused with nanocolonies and a variety of chemicals. This mix serves as a stopgap measure to keep a subject alive until they can be given a sufficiently cloned organ or cybernetic replacement. The formless organic matter is injected or otherwise inserted into an injured creature or character.

Adaptive organ replacement will keep a damaged organ functioning for up to 48 hours.  Advanced adaptive organ replacement can prolong an organ’s function for up to two weeks.  These nanites cannot be applied to the same organ more than once and if the organ isn’t repaired or replaced within limited timeframe the character will suffer the appropriate effects based on the organ. (i.e. If it’s an eye the character loses sight, if it’s a heart the character automatically suffers massive damage and dies.)