Back from the Dead: Will This Medical Breakthrough Allow Deep Space Travel?

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Samuel Tisherman at the University of Maryland School of Medicine brings a man back from the dead as a breakthrough way of performing emergency surgery. But can this medical procedure finally make deep space travel possible? Your seven years journey to another planet might be less boring if you're "dead" for most of the trip. But what are the dangers when science fiction becomes medical fact?
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