8-year cancer survivor Henry Borowik underwent a leg-to-jaw bone transplant at UCLA, marking the first use of a leg bone for jaw reconstruction.
8-year cancer survivor Henry Borowik, who suffered jaw damage from intense radiation treatments, underwent a unique leg-to-jaw bone transplant at UCLA. This pioneering surgery marked the first time a leg bone was used for jaw reconstruction, significantly improving Borowik's quality of life. The case demonstrates medical advancements and potential future applications in reconstructive surgery.
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