Oh my sweet baby Jesus
:powerlevel: To powerlevel a little, I work in healthcare.
This guy is absolutely fucking off his rocker.
There are bio materials that exist that mimic our bodies that are able to trick the immune system and avoid rejection and this has led to some interesting concepts of bionic organs. They did this decades ago too but they didn't have the technology we have today and it ended up that the bionic organs risks were far more significant than a conventional organ transplant, so the concept was scrapped until quite recently.
Let's be clear though, use of these materials to create a uterus is not even on the radar of researchers. Period. In fact the pancreas was one of the points of interest as of 2015 because medical researchers care a whole lot more about saving lives than appeasing crazy trannies.
Anyway logistically this type of surgery is a nightmare, it would have to be done along side SRS to create a "functional vaginal canal" (which is impossible because it will lack all the fucking muscles you need), the residual scar tissue from the surgery would make a C-section complicated, and the modern bio materials (such a bioglass) aren't particularly easy to cut through, you know like the tissue of a fucking females uterus.
The sheer length of a surgery like this would require significant hours with multiple trained teams of surgeons of multiple specialties and due to the sheer length of time, which directly correlates to mortality risk in the OR, no surgeon alive would risk a mark on their record for a purely elective surgery. say it with me: ELECTIVE.
And as for the uterine transplants we've seen in the last couple years, sorry boys, those are women with dirty xx chromosomes, who fundamentally already have the prerequisites, who are having a compatible organ transplanted into a body that supports it.
Lest these dumb trannies forget Lily Elbe and that she showed us the true limits of how far SRS could go, and it cost her life.
Tl;Dr: It's been done and the test subject died of massive complications within weeks.