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First U.S. face transplant performed
Cleveland (UPI) Dec 16, 2008 The Cleveland Clinic said a team of physicians has performed the first near-total face transplant ever done in the United States. The surgical team met with the media Tuesday to discuss the procedure, performed on a patient who was disfigured in a traumatic injury, the Cleveland Plain Dealer reported. The newspaper said the Cleveland Clinic was the first U.S. hospital to approve the procedure four years ago. The world's first partial face transplant was conducted in 2005 in France on a woman who was disfigured in a dog attack. CNN said the surgery to replace 80 percent of a trauma patient's face was performed by an eight-member surgical team in Cleveland two weeks ago. Related Links All About Human Beings and How We Got To Be Here
Ancient brain tissue found in Britain
London (UPI) Dec 12, 2008 Archeologists in England say they've found an ancient human brain buried in a small pit near York. |
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