Des médecins israéliens reconstruisent le visage d’un homme lors d’une opération de 22 heures « aux limites » de la chirurgie moderne
Le patient, Roman, 50 ans, est désormais rentré chez lui et respire, mange et boit de manière indépendante
Évaluation
A 22-hour reconstructive surgery on a 50-year-old man named Roman has pushed the boundaries of modern surgical technique, with Israeli doctors successfully rebuilding his face. The patient's recovery to independent breathing, eating, and drinking marks a significant milestone, though the long-term functional and aesthetic outcomes remain to be seen. This case highlights Israel's growing role in extreme reconstructive medicine, but raises questions about the nature of the original injury and the full extent of the surgical innovation involved.