I tried posting before and it was mentioned that is could be pica.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pica_(disorder)

Which is probably the case, the person I get these from doesn't really sit and go over their history, just goes in talks them or a family member about the surgery and check up on them post-op.

Literally 7mins of him pulling them out (sorry I have no idea why I'm having such issues with posting the video directly on here. Any suggestions or links to post would be appreciated thank you

There was this slide my neighbors had that you couldn't stop yourself from going down once you started falling.

Genius child me decided it would be a good idea to go down head-first with a sharp metal toy lodged in sand at the base of the slide.

dinosaur pajamas had to be thrown out because they had too much blood on them. smh

I didn't want my picture taken here because I was afraid to see the injury. Although it was a good idea in hindsight

a few days later

outer stitches removed (2 weeks later)

current state (12 years later). I felt pain on the cross-section of the cut for a few years following the incident.

I've had this image in my files for years but can't seem to find a good place to post it, although I think it's neat. enjoy, I guess

This operation was performed by George Lazopoulos

This video presents a first person experience, from the surgeon's view, of a Heart Surgery procedure. It includes the steps from skin incision to heart arrest. The surgery was performed in the University Hospital of Heraklion, Crete. The purpose of this video is educational.

Dr. Brayton Shirley with the Steadman Hawkins Clinic of the Carolinas and the Greenville Heath System performs total knee arthroplasty. Narration by Dr. David Vizurraga.

This video demonstrates how to perform a completion amputation of a distal fingertip. Getting the amputation performed correctly at the time of initial presentation is important for the functional and cosmetic outcome. When you perform the amputation you must address the sterile and germinal matrix, nerves, blood vessels, and skin envelope. These types of procedures can often be performed under local anesthesia in the office or emergency room.

Evacuation of pericardial fluid during cardiac tamponade.

Cardiac tamponade is a clinical syndrome associated with a sharp impairment of cardiac function and systemic hemodynamics due to the rapid accumulation of fluid in the pericardial cavity.

No info on what happened (most likely stabbing or car accident) but cool to see the forbidden sausages in action🥢 Have an awesome day!

No context bout this one.

Nobody told me we had to brush our penis

In this video, Dr. Stewart of the Timonium Foot and Ankle Center repairs a ruptured achilles tendon using bone anchors, FiberWire, and the banana lasso instrument by Arthrex.

fat person autopsy

I know the yellow part tastes sour i can imagine like soggy left out rotten watermelon

RIP i dont know how they passed but rip 🪦