Skin graft saves 8 year old boy as three convicts donate
An eight-year-old boy in Columbus, Ohio, survived serious burns after skin grafts were provided by three convicts in the state penitentiary. One convict was serving for murder, the other two for robbery. The boy, Gordie Bond, was burned Feb. 5 when a kerosene stove exploded.
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Convict Skin Grafts Aid Burned Child in Desperate Case
A surgeon describes a rare grafting procedure using skin from three convicts to treat a severely burned child. The doctor notes limited unburned skin and that grafts from convicts bought time until the child could use more of his own skin. The operation raised anonymity requests and a focus on urgency and survival.
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Robert Dennison and Robert Dennison Jr. join in a life saving effort in Troy New York. The father earned the highest civil service mark after a critical period and credits the brothers with saving his life during their shared action at Polytechate.
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