@article{DA,
      recid = {3869},
      author = {Janis, Jeffrey E., Dr.},
      title = {Never Give Up: The First Full U.S. Face Transplant},
      publisher = {The University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center},
      address = {2013-04-18},
      number = {DA},
      pages = {1:05:24},
      month = {Apr},
      year = {2013},
      abstract = {During this presentation, Jeffrey E. Janis, M.D., will  focus on lessons learned -- about facial reconstruction,  transplantation, and tenacity -- and provide a  behind-the-scenes look at how the team maneuvered through  new territory in an effort to reconstruct the face of  Dallas Wiens, who eventually became the nation's first  full-face transplant recipient. The first time Dr. Janis  examined Mr. Wiens in 2008, he wondered how he could  possibly reconstruct a face so badly damaged by a  high-voltage electric power line. Fourth-degree burns had  left the Fort Worth man with a mass of unrecognizable  tissue. His injuries presented Dr. Janis with the most  challenging and rewarding case of his career. Not only did  it force him to push the limits of reconstructive surgery,  it also taught him a valuable lesson about the power of the  human spirit.},
      url = {http://utswdigitalarchives.utsouthwestern.edu/record/3869},
}