The donor of the heart to be transplanted is found alive on the operating table with an incision in the abdomen through which the surgeon has inserted his hands and is touching the patient’s heart. The complex system of electronic apparati suggested symbolically by the triangular segment full of rhomb-shaped figures under the patient’s neck is controlling the biological functions. The assistant surgeon bears a receptacle holding the medical instruments, symbolically drawn.

The donor of the heart is dead. This is symbolically expressed through the absence of the operating table and the system of complex electronic apparati that controlled his biological functions.

The heart that is to be transplanted is being prepared for irrigation with the blood of a pregnant woman. Notice that the large vessels have been severed. The vessels that irrigate the heart, drawn on purpose over its surface, will be connected to the irrigating mechanism

The individual who is to receive the transplant of the heart lies on the operating table. The surgeon readies himself to make an incision in the abdomen to extract the heart that is to be replaced. The triangular segment full of rhomb-shaped figures under the neck of patient indicates that his biological functions are being stimulated and controlled, so that he will not die.

The instant at which the individual two is to receive the heart transplant is having his heart removed. Notice that despite the fact that he has been left without a heart, he continues to be subject to the stimulus and control of his biological functions, judging by the triangle full of rhomb-shaped figures under his neck. This is explainable if it is understood that the complex system of electronic apparati that stimulates and controls the biological functions of the individual is also in charge of maintaining the circulation of the blood. The individual is thus alive, as can be confirmed by the leaf – a symbol of life – that can be seen under the operating table.

The heart of the donor is being irrigated with the blood of a pregnant woman and is at the point of being transplanted. Despite the fact that the receptor of the transplant does not have a heart his biological functions are maintained through the action of the complex system of electronic apparati, judging by the triangle full of rhomb-like figures that appear under his neck.

The heart is being transplanted and is being irrigated with the blood of a pregnant woman.

The heart has been transplanted and one of the surgeons sutures the wound with an instrument powered by electronic energy that cones from the apparati that can be seen in the upper part of the picture. This apparati has two branches: one for the suture and the other as a ground wire. The apparatus that the surgeon has in his hand that is connected with the mouth of the patient represents symbolically the oral administration of the anti-rejection hormone.

The surgeon has confirmed that the heart that has just’ been transplanted is functioning, using an instrument that symbolically suggests a stethoscope. The leaf – symbol of life – that appears under the operating table also confirms this. The figure connected to the mouth of the patient indicates that he is receiving a nutrient. The absence of a triangle full of rhomb-like figures that appeared under the patient’s neck, reveals that the patient does not need the complex system of electronic apparati that stimulate and control the biological functions to keep it alive.

The surgical operation has finished. This is manifest in the fact that in this scene, different from all the others in the series, the internal organs of the patient have not been shown. The heart transplant has thus been a success. The symbol of the anti-rejection hormone connected to the mouth of the patient probably expresses the need to keep administering it orally in the post-operation phase. The biological functions of the individual will continue to be stimulated and controlled for a time, as is revealed by the triangle full of rhomb-like figures under his neck.