Turkish Doctors Almost Succeed in First-Ever Four-Limb Transplant

Sevket Cavdar, 27, was almost the first person in the world to undergo a successful transplant of two arms and two legs at Hacettepe University Hospital in Ankara, Turkey, on Friday.

[Anti Anti Ali]

100 years later ppl will read it but wont believe Turks were the first to succeed..

10000 years ago the first man to fly was a Turk & noone believes lol

[lambroni ardziv]

Anti Anti Ali wrote:

100 years later ppl will read it but wont believe Turks were the first to succeed..
10000 years ago the first man to fly was a Turk & noone believes lol

who said that the turkish doctors succeeded read carefully the limbs were taken off so 100 years from now people will read that the surgical procedure was a complete failure hahaha hohoho hehehe

[Alparslan]

lambroni ardziv wrote:

<quoted text>who said that the turkish doctors succeeded read carefully the limbs were taken off so 100 years from now people will read that the surgical procedure was a complete failure hahaha hohoho hehehe

What funny? Turkish doctors tried to transplant four limbs from one man to a younger one for the first time in history.
at least they tried their best.

What about your country?your country deserved more success than others?Armenia is the fisrt largest exporter of women to Turkey and The middle east countries.

[Dander]

Turkish ambition has no bounds in being the first in human tragedies.
But in this case transfering the living head to the dead body had more chance of success than what they did to a perfecly heathy body.
This is criminal.

[Turkish Doctors stink]

They ALMOST did it. Butchered the poor guy in the process. Isn't it great knowing there are doctors like this in the world.