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di 04 nov 2014, 15:03
Chirurg haalt levende vis uit patiënt
Londrina - Een Braziliaanse man ging noodgedwongen onder het mes om een levende vis uit zijn darm te laten verwijderen.. Van de gruwelijke ingreep zijn beelden gemaakt, die op internet zijn gegooid.
Klacht
De onbekende man, die is hersteld van de operatie, heeft een formele klacht ingediend tegen het Braziliaanse ziekenhuispersoneel dat filmde en foto's maakte tijdens de operatie. Heel soms worden operaties wel gefilmd voor educatieve doeleinden, maar dit moet altijd vooraf worden goedgekeurd door de patiënt in kwestiei.Er is een onderzoek ingesteld naar de personen die verantwoordelijk zijn voor het opnemen van de operatie. De straf kan variëren van een schorsing tot ontslag op staande voet.
De Zuid-Amerikaanse longvis die in de darmen van de patiënt rondzwom, komt vooral voor in moerasgebieden en langzaam bewegend water.
Hoe de vis in het lijf van de man is beland, blijft een raadsel. De 39-jarige patiënt weigert mee te werken aan verder onderzoek.
Weird Medicine
Doctors Pull A South American Lungfish Out Of A Brazilian Man's Bowels
Eel-like fish is surgically removed from a man's rectum. Flickr
The Internet has no shortage of various objects being extracted from a person’s body, but this one may take the cake as the weirdest. Doctors at Hospital Universitário in Londrina removed a South American lungfish from an unidentified Brazilian man’s bowels, and even that description does not do the video justice. A warning to all of our squeamish readers, this video is very graphic.
There is no word yet on how exactly the fish became lodged in the patient’s rectum, but my guess is it’s not a pretty story. Although the man undoubtedly did not find his situation that amusing, nurses overseeing the operation can be heard laughing and taking pictures with their smartphones as the 2-foot-long eel-like fish is pulled out of his body.
As strange as this story is, it is by no means the first time a living creature has been removed from a person’s body. You may recall last month an Australian man underwent surgery to get rid of a tropical spider that had been crawling around his body for three days after burrowing in through his appendix scar. Dylan Thomas’s dermatologist made the ghastly discovery after his surgical scar began to swell and he experienced painful blisters on his skin.
http://www.medicaldaily.com/doctors-pull-south-american-lungfish-out-brazilian-mans-bowels-308972
There is no word yet on how exactly the fish became lodged in the patient’s rectum, but my guess is it’s not a pretty story. Although the man undoubtedly did not find his situation that amusing, nurses overseeing the operation can be heard laughing and taking pictures with their smartphones as the 2-foot-long eel-like fish is pulled out of his body.
As strange as this story is, it is by no means the first time a living creature has been removed from a person’s body. You may recall last month an Australian man underwent surgery to get rid of a tropical spider that had been crawling around his body for three days after burrowing in through his appendix scar. Dylan Thomas’s dermatologist made the ghastly discovery after his surgical scar began to swell and he experienced painful blisters on his skin.
http://www.medicaldaily.com/doctors-pull-south-american-lungfish-out-brazilian-mans-bowels-308972
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