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« Don't Call it a Strategery | Main | Something Silly » December 01, 2005Strange MedicineRita Hayworth gave good face, and she may be joined soon by many others if a radical new surgery catches on. Doctors in France have announced that they've performed the world's first partial "face transplant". The subject was a 38-year old woman who was a victim of a dog attack. Doctors transplanted the nose, lips, and chin of a woman who had been declared brain dead, with the approval of the deceased's family. The resulting appearance, if the surgery is successful, will look like a combination of the deceased and the attack victim. The recipient of the grafted tissue wishes to remain anonymous. Posted by David Darlington at December 1, 2005 05:07 PM CommentsPosted by: Joshua Claybourn at December 1, 2005 07:23 PM | permalink Post a comment |
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