‘Whole again’: Man receives double hand transplant after nearly 17 years

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Friday, June 13, 2025 02:09:23 PM UTC

There’s a video on Luka Krizanac’s phone phone that captures him making coffee at home on an espresso machine. It’s the type of video anyone might take to show off a new gadget to friends or recommend a favorite bag of beans. But the normalcy is exactly what makes it extraordinary for Krizanac – because just a few months ago, he didn’t have hands.

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