AP

Doctors at the Xijing Hospital in central China had been practicing face transplant surgery on rabbits when they learned of a potential human candidate in February. By chance, Chinese environmentalists working in the remote mountains near Myanmar had discovered a farmer whose face was so disfigured by a bear attack that villagers shunned him.

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