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Thread started 06/24/03 2:19pm

Revolution

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The ODDEST injury I've ever seen on "Trauma: Life In The ER"

The show is all about the Emergency Room, and their
daily routines...my wife loves this show.

This maintainance man was on a 10 ft ladder, when
he FELL off. He landed on a tree, booty! first!
The tree was 2 inches in diameter.

He came into the ER booty! in the air, butt nekkid,
with a good 3 ft of tree sticking out of his ass! shocked

They prepared him for surgery, not knowing how far
the tree had penetrated. After cutting him open, they
found that the tree STOPPED JUST BELOW HIS HEART!

DAMN!

They then took an electric saw and cut the stump which
was hanging outside of his ass, then preceded to slowly
pull out the rest of the tree in sections.

The tree had missed every vital organ...the only damage
was a torn bladder, exploded rectum, and some of his lower
stomach. He was stitched up and sent into recovery. They
warned that he may have life threatening infections as
a result of the debris (woodchips, leaves, etc.) left
inside.

He fully recovered. lol

WTF???
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Reply #1 posted 06/24/03 2:20pm

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Damn, that guy got fucked.
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Reply #2 posted 06/24/03 2:22pm

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Reply #3 posted 06/24/03 2:24pm

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IceNine said:

Damn, that guy got fucked.


lol

It's amazing that he's considered "lucky" after that!
I cringed the WHOLE time I watched that...
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Reply #4 posted 06/24/03 2:29pm

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Anybody that says a paper cut is the worst pain, just tell them this story,and see if they feel the same afterwards.

OUCH!
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Reply #5 posted 06/24/03 2:34pm

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I saw this one where this guy was driving and lost control of his car. He swerved off the road and hit a fence. He was still conscious, and had no idea how bad he was hurt, when this passerby came along and saw him bleeding in the car. A metal pole from the fence broke off in the impact and impaled him straight through his forehead and out the back side. He was actually pinned to his seat, and they had to bring the whole car seat into the ER with him before they could try to remove it.

Amazingly, they were able to remove it without much brain damage done, and he was on the show talking about it. He has this circular scar about the size of a quarter in the middle of his forehead.


That's damn lucky.
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Reply #6 posted 06/24/03 2:36pm

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minneapolisgenius said:

I saw this one where this guy was driving and lost control of his car. He swerved off the road and hit a fence. He was still conscious, and had no idea how bad he was hurt, when this passerby came along and saw him bleeding in the car. A metal pole from the fence broke off in the impact and impaled him straight through his forehead and out the back side. He was actually pinned to his seat, and they had to bring the whole car seat into the ER with him before they could try to remove it.

Amazingly, they were able to remove it without much brain damage done, and he was on the show talking about it. He has this circular scar about the size of a quarter in the middle of his forehead.


That's damn lucky.


shocked
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Reply #7 posted 06/24/03 2:42pm

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There was this one fucka, I don't know what he did, but he had a big ass piece of wood lodged in his nose, split that bad bot right down the middle, that shit looked so nasty, they grabbed some pliers and s l o w l y pulled it out.

eyepop
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Reply #8 posted 06/24/03 2:45pm

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billysparxxx said:

There was this one fucka, I don't know what he did, but he had a big ass piece of wood lodged in his nose, split that bad bot right down the middle, that shit looked so nasty, they grabbed some pliers and s l o w l y pulled it out.

eyepop

Splinters! omg
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Reply #9 posted 06/24/03 2:46pm

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There are some nasty injuries on that show...nod

All I know...DON'T eva put a chest tube up in me...
no no no!. That looks like it HURTS!

My wife jokes that a "chest tube and spleen removal"
is what every patient gets on the show. lol
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Reply #10 posted 06/24/03 2:51pm

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Revolution said:

There are some nasty injuries on that show...nod

All I know...DON'T eva put a chest tube up in me...
no no no!. That looks like it HURTS!

My wife jokes that a "chest tube and spleen removal"
is what every patient gets on the show. lol

This is true. And they always show the incision for the chest tube and you see all the blood spurting out and the patient screaming in pain. lol
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Reply #11 posted 06/24/03 6:19pm

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minneapolisgenius said:

Revolution said:

There are some nasty injuries on that show...nod

All I know...DON'T eva put a chest tube up in me...
no no no!. That looks like it HURTS!

My wife jokes that a "chest tube and spleen removal"
is what every patient gets on the show. lol

This is true. And they always show the incision for the chest tube and you see all the blood spurting out and the patient screaming in pain. lol


I guess, after working on folks who are in severe
pain for so long, you become accustomed to it. confuse
Definately not my line of work...barf
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