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Ememem: This French Street Artist Filling Europe's Potholes With Creative Mozaic Artworks
Ememem refers to his work as "flackings," a pun on the French word flaque, which means puddle, and describes himself as "the pavement surgeon" and "the pothole knight."
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Surgeon Tries To Sell Bataclan Victim X-Ray As NFT
A senior French surgeon faces legal action and a possible disciplinary charge after attempting to sell an X-ray of a concert-goer who was shot during the 2015 attack on the Bataclan music hall in Paris.
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Surgeon Behind World's-First Face And Hand Transplants Dies At 80
A pioneering French surgeon who undertook the world's first successful hand and face transplants has died at the age of 80, a friend told AFP on Sunday.
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French Surgeon Charged With 250 Sex Assaults, Diary Helped Trace Them: Report
The children were named in the diaries, allowing police to track them down to try to obtain their testimonies.
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A New Discovery Can Improve The Success Of Corneal Transplants
The research has shed light on a characteristic of a thin membrane called the Descemet's membrane which can cause difficulties for surgeons performing the intricate Descemet's membrane transplant procedure.
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Brain Surgery Saved Russian General Who Helped Defeat Napoleon
Napoleon Bonaparte likely would have conquered Russia in 1812 if not for a life-saving brain surgery performed on Russian general Mikhail Kutuzov by a French surgeon, scientists have found.
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Surgeon forgets pliers in young mother's womb
A young French woman was shocked to discover that doctors had left a pair of surgical pliers in her womb after she gave birth by Cesarean section at a hospital.
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Last operation Kubica successful
Robert Kubica's hopes of returning to Formula One racing received a boost as surgeons in Italy successfully completed the last scheduled operation on the Renault driver.
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Gall bladder removed through vagina
In one of the latest medical breakthroughs, French surgeons have successfully removed a woman
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Ememem: This French Street Artist Filling Europe's Potholes With Creative Mozaic Artworks
Ememem refers to his work as "flackings," a pun on the French word flaque, which means puddle, and describes himself as "the pavement surgeon" and "the pothole knight."
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Surgeon Tries To Sell Bataclan Victim X-Ray As NFT
A senior French surgeon faces legal action and a possible disciplinary charge after attempting to sell an X-ray of a concert-goer who was shot during the 2015 attack on the Bataclan music hall in Paris.
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Surgeon Behind World's-First Face And Hand Transplants Dies At 80
A pioneering French surgeon who undertook the world's first successful hand and face transplants has died at the age of 80, a friend told AFP on Sunday.
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French Surgeon Charged With 250 Sex Assaults, Diary Helped Trace Them: Report
The children were named in the diaries, allowing police to track them down to try to obtain their testimonies.
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A New Discovery Can Improve The Success Of Corneal Transplants
The research has shed light on a characteristic of a thin membrane called the Descemet's membrane which can cause difficulties for surgeons performing the intricate Descemet's membrane transplant procedure.
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Brain Surgery Saved Russian General Who Helped Defeat Napoleon
Napoleon Bonaparte likely would have conquered Russia in 1812 if not for a life-saving brain surgery performed on Russian general Mikhail Kutuzov by a French surgeon, scientists have found.
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Surgeon forgets pliers in young mother's womb
A young French woman was shocked to discover that doctors had left a pair of surgical pliers in her womb after she gave birth by Cesarean section at a hospital.
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Last operation Kubica successful
Robert Kubica's hopes of returning to Formula One racing received a boost as surgeons in Italy successfully completed the last scheduled operation on the Renault driver.
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Gall bladder removed through vagina
In one of the latest medical breakthroughs, French surgeons have successfully removed a woman
