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Transected, originally uploaded by Surfactant.
From the man who brought you the Explosive Hand comes another wincing radiograph of an “Accidental transection of the distal radius and ulna with a sliding miter saw. “
Notice how cleanly cut the radius and ulna are!
What happened here?…
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The soft tissues (nerves, tendons, vessels) aren’t always so nicely transected though.
Ouch!
damn son u cant wank it that hard
ribates - the maybe it’s a good thing that we can only see the x-ray!
This is an incredible image, but when i think about the person who broked his hand…