Iraqi Patient Undergoes Second Bizarre Surgery
Iraq has witnessed a rare and complex surgical procedure to rebuild a nose that was severely damaged due to a high-voltage electrical shock, which resulted in the destruction of approximately 99% of the tissue. The surgical team employed advanced reconstructive techniques using forehead skin tissue, chosen for its similarity in color and characteristics to nasal skin. In the first stage, an external cover for the nose was created, followed by the grafting of cartilage from the chest to reconstruct the nasal septum. Currently, the final part of the operation is underway to rebuild and correct the internal cover of the nose. This procedure is considered one of the most precise reconstructive surgeries and highlights the capabilities of modern techniques to restore severely damaged organs, even in cases where surgical options are limited. The operation was performed in Sulaymaniyah and is the second of its kind in the world after China. It has contributed to improving the patient's psychological, social, and health conditions.
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