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July 26, 2005

Dr. Maria Siemionow and face transplants?

A New Face: A Bold Surgeon, an Untried Surgery - New York Times

The man's fortunes had taken a remarkable turn. So, too, had those of Dr. Maria Siemionow, a surgical resident assisting in the operation.
"That you could restore to people a part of themselves that had been lost, and actually see it become vital again, was miraculous to me," said Dr. Siemionow, a native of Poland who trained in Finland and the United States. "I have never forgotten that day."
Thirty years later, microsurgery is a commonplace marvel, and as director of plastic surgery research at the Cleveland Clinic, Dr. Siemionow, 55, is a leading practitioner.

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Posted by TY at July 26, 2005 9:05 PM

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