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🗓️ 22 June 2023
⏱️ 9 minutes
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0:00.0 | I've always been fascinated by hands, other people's hands. |
0:10.8 | This is Dr. Adrian Flapp, a renowned hand surgeon. |
0:14.6 | This tape is from an interview he gave to the Baylor University Medical Center, back in |
0:18.4 | the 90s. |
0:19.7 | Most people look at faces first, I look at hands, the person's character is right there. |
0:26.8 | It's in the fingertips, the palms, it's in the wrinkles and the scars. |
0:32.2 | If you've heard of one orthopedic surgeon, and I mean, God, we've all heard of dozens, |
0:36.8 | it's probably Dr. Flapp. |
0:39.4 | He was a big deal in the world of hand surgery. |
0:42.4 | On top of performing surgery, he wrote books, gave lectures, he spent many years teaching |
0:46.9 | and training new surgeons. |
0:48.6 | He died in 2017 after a long and esteemed career. |
0:53.6 | But Dr. Flapp left more than just a legacy. |
0:57.5 | He left a bit of his handiwork, if you will, 120 pieces of it, or, I guess, 240 pieces, |
1:07.5 | depending on how you want to count. |
1:09.8 | Because Dr. Adrian Flapp left behind hands. |
1:19.1 | I'm Dylan Thoris and this is Alice Obsgera. |
1:22.2 | Today we are visiting the Adrian E. Flapp MD hand collection. |
1:27.0 | And in case you've been envisioning something truly gruesome, these are not people's |
1:31.8 | cutoff hands. |
1:32.8 | They are casts of hands. |
1:34.4 | But we will tell you all about them after this. |
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