Transplant surgery
Th subject is the title. The above figure shows The Miracle of the Black Leg, a medieval transplant where Saints Cosmas and Damian replaced a verger's diseased leg with one from a deceased Ethiopian man.
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Th subject is the title. The above figure shows The Miracle of the Black Leg, a medieval transplant where Saints Cosmas and Damian replaced a verger's diseased leg with one from a deceased Ethiopian man.
The brief letter included C.L.’s name. Michaela fired up her computer and opened Google’s browser. (Wouldn’t you?) She typed in C.L.’s full name. At first, she saw a bunch of unrelated posts. Then she typed in his city and the word obituary—and there he was,…
It's a good book on transplant surgery and brings up some uncomfortable questions about transplantation. The most memorable part for me is asking medical students on whether alcoholic cirrhotics should be allowed livers, then bringing up that the relapse rate…
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