KÖRPERWELTEN – Wie ist es, mit Verstorbenen zu arbeiten?

Where do the bodies we see in Body Worlds exhibitions come from? Who voluntarily chooses to donate their body to science after death? And what exactly happens before a human body becomes a plastinate? I visited the Plastinarium in Guben and found out. I'll show you how plastinates are created, the benefits of plastination for medicine, education, and research – and I'll talk about the people behind this process. A little fun fact that will surprise many: Plastination involves people with professions you'd never associate with it – from waiters to hatters. I'll also share my personal perspective as an intensive care nurse: 👉 What does it feel like to be present while work is being done on deceased patients? 👉 What are the emotional effects – and where are the boundaries between science, ethics, and emotion? 💬 What are your thoughts on this? Is plastination more of an art, a science, or both to you? 👉 Share your opinion in the comments, join the discussion respectfully, and share the video if you think this topic deserves more attention. 📌 Subscribe to the channel for more insights into medicine, nursing, and topics that are rarely discussed openly.