Dr. Sherard "Scott" Tatum of Upstate Medical University performs surgery on a Ukrainian patient injured in the war.
Syracuse, N.Y. – A Syracuse surgeon recently traveled to Ukraine to fix the faces of soldiers and civilians disfigured and scarred by bullets, bombs and shrapnel in the Ukraine-Russia war.
He volunteered to help rebuild the jaws, eye sockets and faces of patients from ages 10 to over 70, some of whom were injured in their homes by explosions and artillery.
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