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Facial 3D Implants Helping Injured Ukrainian Soldiers Face Future; ‘Doctors for Heroes’ Project Aims for Social Rehabilitation

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KYIV — Former Ukrainian soldier Vadym Holovko in February 2024 was conducting military operations on the outskirts of the city of Bakhmut in eastern Ukraine’s Donetsk region when a Russian shell exploded nearby and tore off his nose. Holovko instantly knew he had lost his nose, but he fell deep into despair only after he had survived his near-death experience.

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Facial 3D Implants Helping Injured Ukrainian Soldiers Face Future; ‘Doctors for Heroes’ Project Aims for Social Rehabilitation

KYIV — Former Ukrainian soldier Vadym Holovko in February 2024 was conducting military operations on the outskirts of the city of Bakhmut in eastern Ukraine’s Donetsk region when a Russian shell exploded nearby and tore off his nose. Holovko instantly knew he had lost his nose, but he fell deep into despair only after he had survived his near-death experience.

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読売新聞オンライン broke the news in Japan on Tuesday, February 25, 2025.
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