The treatment of facially injured soldiers in France Historians estimate that between 11 and 14% of all wounded French soldiers were injured in the face, and that around 15,000 remained severely disfigured. French combat - Gillies - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	The treatment of facially injured soldiers in France Historians estimate that between 11 and 14% of all wounded French soldiers were injured in the face, and that around 15,000 remained severely disfigured. French combat Add to Reading List Document Date: 2015-01-26 04:20:15 Open Document File Size: 90,55 KB Share Result on Facebook City Lyon / Paris / / Country France / / Facility Grâce hospital / American Red Cross Portrait Masks Studio / / MedicalCondition scars / / MedicalTreatment reconstructive surgery / / Organization American Red Cross / Union of Smashed-up Faces / army / / Person Suzanne Noël / Harold Gillies / Georges Clemenceau / Auguste Charles Valadier / Anna Coleman Ladd / Hippolyte Morestin / / Position plastic surgeon / Prime Minister / surgeon / dentist / sculptor / / SocialTag Harold Gillies Mask Plastic surgery Anna Coleman Ladd Medicine 5th arrondissement of Paris Val-de-Grâce

The treatment of facially injured soldiers in France Historians estimate that between 11 and 14% of all wounded French soldiers were injured in the face, and that around 15,000 remained severely disfigured. French combatAdd to Reading List