A mother donates tissue to restore sensation in son’s hand. “A surgical team at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine is trying to repair some of that damage by performing a rare operation — a mother-to-son nerve transplant with the goal of restoring sensation and function to Anderson’s paralyzed hand.” (via Katey)
A mother donates tissue to restore sensation in son’s hand
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