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Described the 1998 hand allograft procedure and seven-month clinical, rejection, sensory and motor follow-up in its recipient.
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The record is the exact 1999 French-language early-results paper. Earlier limb-transplant attempts, subsequent graft removal, later hand transplants, longer-term outcomes and composite-tissue transplantation as a field remain separate.
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- PubMed record for first human hand allograft early results
- Crossref record for first human hand transplantation report
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J. M. Dubernard; E. Owen; G. Herzberg; X. Martin; V. Guigal; M. Dawahra; G. Pasticier; D. Mongin-Long; C. Kopp; A. Ostapetz; M. Lanzetta; H. Kapila; N. Hakim
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Dubernard and colleagues: first human hand allograft and early results
Described the 1998 hand allograft procedure and seven-month clinical, rejection, sensory and motor follow-up in its recipient.
Scientific scope
The record is the exact 1999 French-language early-results paper. Earlier limb-transplant attempts, subsequent graft removal, later hand transplants, longer-term outcomes and composite-tissue transplantation as a field remain separate.
Reading status
This is a source-linked WRS catalogue note. A full explanatory guide and independent scientific reconstruction have not been completed for this entry. Read the identified original work for its complete narrative and arguments.
People and systems
J. M. Dubernard; E. Owen; G. Herzberg; X. Martin; V. Guigal; M. Dawahra; G. Pasticier; D. Mongin-Long; C. Kopp; A. Ostapetz; M. Lanzetta; H. Kapila; N. Hakim
The named authors contributed to this scoped work; individual effort shares and later applications are not assigned by the byline.