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      Man fitted with first double arm transplant.

      Kpavogur, Iceland, A man who underwent the first full double arm transplant in the world has revealed that the surgery was successful. Felix Gretarrson, 49, from the town of Kpavogur in Iceland, lost both arms after he got electrocuted while trying to fix a power line in 1998. Felix’s both arms were set on fire and doctors had to operate on him 54 times while he was in a coma for three months. The injuries…

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