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Discussions on WindowsForum.com about skin deformity include the case of Dede, known as the 'Tree Man,' an Indonesian fisherman with tree-like growths on his body. The condition, which baffled doctors for 20 years, involves root-like structures growing from his hands and feet. An American doctor offered hope of recovery using Vitamin A. This content highlights a rare and extreme skin deformity, focusing on medical and human interest aspects rather than technical or Windows-related topics.
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Tree Man who grew 'roots' offered hope of new life by doctor
Link Removed - December 24, 2007 Link Removed An Indonesian fisherman who is "half man half tree" has been offered new hope of recovery by an American doctor - and Vitamin A. 32-year-old Dede, who lives in a remote village in Indonesia with his two children, feared that he...- cybercore
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