article_snippet.sent: A two-year-old girl who died from a brain tumour has been frozen - in the hope
article_snippet.sent: A two-year-old girl who died from a brain tumour will one day be revived by advances in science.
article_snippet.sent: Matheryn Naovaratpong, from Thailand, is thought to be the youngest person ever cryogenically preserved.
article_snippet.sent: Matheryn Naovaratpong, from Thailand, is thought to be the youngest person ever cryogenically preserved .
article_snippet.sent: It [the freezing] provides the opportunity for Matheryn to breathe again when the technology is provided and appropriate for Matheryn disease,'  said Matheryn father, who found out about the cryopreservation firm on the internet.
article_snippet.sent: After two weeks, the body reaches deep cryofreeze at -196˚ C.
article_snippet.sent: But the process of cryogenically freezing the toddler wasn't just an emotional rollercoaster, but a logistical one, too.
article_snippet.sent: But customs and repatriation issues to the US meant it was easier, according to Mr Drake, to undertake cryoprotective perfusion of Matheryn’s brain in Thailand. '
article_snippet.sent: So far, the company website has performed over 130 cryopreservations.
article_snippet.sent: After two weeks, her body reaches deep cryofreeze at -196˚ C. Matheryn underwent a procedure called a 'neuro'.
article_snippet.sent: But the question still remains as to how - if science did eventually progress enough - any frozen body would actually be revived. '