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The Surgical Reconstruction of War: Operation Mend

January 27, 2015 By Katie Gardner Leave a Comment

Operation Mend is a warm and welcoming environment for our returning military members. Services are not restricted to plastic surgery, this is one aspect of Operation Mend. This book represents that part and some of the earliest patients who presented with severe facial deformities sustained in combat and reconstructed by the Division of Plastic Surgery at UCLA after life-saving treatment provided by the Brooke Army Burn Center.

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