A French Professor's Remarkable Miracle

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  1. RKHenry profile image62
    RKHenryposted 15 years ago

    I was reading an article from the BBC.  A Professor Laurent Lantieri replaced the upper portion of a man's face, in two different surgeries and only in a time span of two weeks. Imagine the talent of this man, to put a man's face back together with donor tissue.  I find the extremes of modern day science and medicine a "miracle" in itself. http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/health/7987746.stm

    I have a cousin who got his finger caught up in a car engine.  To repair the tip, they sowed his finger inside his chest.  A month later, the muscle had grown out enough to apply his replacement skin, they grew from scratch.  Tony's finger looks perfect.  He has minor nerve damage and that's it.

    Got any amazing science or health care stories you'd care to share?

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      sandra rinckposted 15 years agoin reply to this

      Well I don't have any stories but I would like to see the miracle of medicine be available for all.  That would be a miracle. 

      Though I don't think I could give credit to science and health care. lol

      I personally think that making babies the natural way is a miracle. smile

      1. RKHenry profile image62
        RKHenryposted 15 years agoin reply to this

        Ah....Life in itself is a miracle. Eh?

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          sandra rinckposted 15 years agoin reply to this

          Yeah, I like to think so. smile

          1. GeneriqueMedia profile image61
            GeneriqueMediaposted 15 years agoin reply to this

            And the fact so many of us grow to be so old. wink I've been watching too much 1000 Ways to Die.

  2. perfumer profile image63
    perfumerposted 15 years ago

    There is nothing supernatural about this, so this is not a miracle

    1. RKHenry profile image62
      RKHenryposted 15 years agoin reply to this

      Well I happen to disagree.  But I'm sure you already had that figured out.

    2. GeneriqueMedia profile image61
      GeneriqueMediaposted 15 years agoin reply to this

      Miracle (as defined in Webster):

      3.     a wonder; marvel.
      4.     a wonderful or surpassing example of some quality: a miracle of modern acoustics.

      Yes, yes it is my friend. Just so you know. smile

      Sincerely,
      G|M

      1. RKHenry profile image62
        RKHenryposted 15 years agoin reply to this

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        Thanks.  Oh hey, I read a hub somewhere about rodents today and thought I should change my avatar to fit the occasion.  Good hub by the way!

 
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