An infection set in and the patient's leg was amputated.
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Later Younas carefully fitted the prosthetic to Clampitt's amputated limb.
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Averie eventually had her right leg amputated below the knee.
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Some had had feet amputated, some others were on crutches.
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More than 400,000 people have limbs amputated or rendered useless.
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He somehow survived, but both of his legs were amputated.
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The girl who got her toe amputated after a pedicure.
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But eventually, his left leg was amputated below the knee.
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He had his leg amputated, and began undergoing chemotherapy treatments.
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An estimated 50,000 limbs were amputated during the Civil War.
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His injuries required both of his legs to be amputated.
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Her arms and legs were amputated as a life-saving measure.
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Excavation of an amputated limb (Credit: Kate D. Sherwood, Smithsonian Institution)
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Jukes chose to have his right leg amputated below his knee.
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"It's almost like the corn had an arm amputated," said Gerlach.
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He revealed that he almost had to have his leg amputated.
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Three weeks after the shooting, doctors amputated Holtry's infected left leg.
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SPARTA, Wisconsin — Walking through the boneyard I see an amputated foot.
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Ultimately, Harriet's left wing was amputated, leaving her unable to fly.
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Barrientos's right leg was amputated, according to a White House official.
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At age five, Bonnie St. John had her right leg amputated.
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The document confirmed Pierre-Paul had his right index finger amputated.
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At 18 months old, his legs were amputated below the knee.
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Ten days later, the arm, including his right shoulder, was amputated.
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Matilda kicked it so hard, its leg had to be amputated.
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All of Mr. Mohammed's fingers and thumbs had to be amputated.
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And when they did, his frozen legs had to be amputated.
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It was attached to a traumatically amputated hand, according to Walton.
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She had part of her right leg amputated later that year and told the Washington Post that she'll inevitably need to have her left leg amputated in the coming months, because she is still in severe pain.
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"There's not really any other Instagram accounts of amputated limbs!" says Loyall.
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She drew her inspiration from a gruesome "amputated leg" search on Google.
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He was taken to a shelter where the wounded limb was amputated.
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At four months old, Hasaan had both legs amputated at the knees.
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The children come in and their leg or foot has been amputated.
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And I helped offload a guy who'd just had his foot amputated.
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The dog's mangled leg was eventually amputated at the Animal Medical Hospital.
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A mortar round hit and his right leg had to be amputated.
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The victim's left arm, left leg, and right foot were also amputated.
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Kahlo's right leg was amputated the year before she died in 1954.
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Her lower left leg was amputated in 1997 after a motorcycle accident.
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He permanently damaged his legs, and chose to have them both amputated.
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He required 25 surgeries and nearly had both of his legs amputated.
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He also had a thumb amputated after a burn accident in 2014.
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He said the most severe cases risked having fingers and toes amputated.
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His legs were eventually amputated below the knee because of football injuries.
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Mr. Robinson, 77, was in a wheelchair, having had a toe amputated.
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We shoved the amputated body in headfirst, then tossed in the arms.
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And a five-year-old who had to have their leg amputated.
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For men who have had their penises amputated, the same holds true.
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Her husband, Tiran, survived but had to have one of his legs amputated.
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His 11-year-old daughter's leg was amputated and their house was destroyed.
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For example, one patient came to the center after having his leg amputated.
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Some 122 wounded have had a limb amputated, including 20 children, it said.
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One client even asked him if their dog should have a limb amputated.
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Another cat's leg had to be amputated because it was so badly infected.
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The lower part of his legs were amputated when he was a baby.
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Jones reportedly had a leg amputated in prison due to diabetes-related complications.
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Due to complications from these injuries, Gardner had both of her legs amputated.
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The couple survived, but Mendez needed his right leg amputated to the knee.
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He ordered the right feet and hands of some two dozen captives amputated.
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That night, he amputated her right leg and one of her damaged fingers.
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His right arm had been amputated at the elbow, and hadn't healed properly.
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When she was 19923, surgeons amputated her right leg at the shin's midpoint.
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I had my right leg amputated all the way up to my hip.
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On June 85033, the regime amputated the fingers of two prisoners in Mashhad.
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His hand was also infected, and it would likely need to be amputated.
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Osiel was rushed to Mercy Medical Center, where surgeons amputated his lower leg.
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He has diabetes, and part of his foot was amputated, he told me.
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He shares a name with the "Forrest Gump" character whose legs were amputated.
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After she was pulled out, both of her legs had to be amputated.
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Each was to have her leg amputated and prayed to Bakhita to intercede.
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They suffered serious injuries, and part of Mr. Mendez's right leg was amputated.
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Some 122 wounded have had a limb amputated, including 20 children, it said.
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So far 13 people have been injured, with 6 people getting their fingertips amputated.
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Civil War battlefield discovery : Surgeon&aposs burial pit reveals soldiers&apos remains, amputated limbs.
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During one of the most stressful periods at Gin Lane, her leg was amputated.
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Even though she had her leg amputated, she was able to do so much.
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After an accident, she was forced to have her arm amputated past her elbow.
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She had much of her right leg amputated in 2011 because of an infection.
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Kepner had his hands amputated in 1999 after his strep throat infection caused sepsis.
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When she finally went to an ER, doctors said it had to be amputated.
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Her right leg had to be partially amputated in 2011 after it got infected.
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In the most extreme case, limbs that have succumbed to gangrene will be amputated.
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Like Professor Selten, she had diabetes; both her legs were amputated below the knee.
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Discolored and cold to the touch, doctors amputated Henderson's leg to save his life.
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A security officer had to have a leg amputated, presidential spokesman George Charamba said.
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But over the past several centuries our models of human behavior have amputated love.
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I move on to a girl with a lacerated artery in her amputated leg.
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"My child has died and the other one had her leg amputated," she sobbed.
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When he was a young man, one of his legs had to be amputated.
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Aayla has been with the sanctuary since 2018 and has one partially amputated flipper.
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Kirchner's terrifying "Self-Portrait as a Soldier" (1915) shows his right (painting) hand amputated.
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He remains in intensive care and faces the possibility of having his other foot amputated.
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Both Kensky and Downes lost legs, and Kensky's other leg was eventually amputated as well.
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Follmann had his right leg amputated, RCN radio reported, citing Chapecoense spokesman Gelson Dalla Costa.
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Three days later, Boulton said one of her toes turned black and was later amputated.
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He was born missing his tibia in both legs, which were amputated during his childhood.
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Her breasts were amputated post-mortem, as was her scalp, including her long blonde hair.
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El Makhoukhi returned wounded from fighting in Syria and had to have one leg amputated.
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The injury left his hand completely disfigured and led to his index figure being amputated.
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When his leg was first amputated, they figured he would manage on just three legs.
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She was taken to Leisureland for medical care, and part of her leg was amputated.
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While not confirmed, reports say that his leg was amputated just below the left knee.
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She thought they looked interesting and sexy, and her fascination extended similarly to amputated limbs.
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If I elect to have my leg amputated, how difficult is pregnancy going to be?
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He was hit by a German shell and his right arm was amputated shortly afterward.
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Ms. Kensky, an oncology nurse, ultimately has to have her other leg amputated as well.
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The girl's left leg was amputated and she lost two fingers on her left hand.
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The Dutch anatomist Philip Verheyen discovers the Achilles' tendon while dissecting his own amputated leg.
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An Arkansas woman's leg was amputated in 2018 following a particularly nasty brown recluse bite.
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A crew member was hurt so badly that part of his leg was later amputated.
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Once they learned of the amputated fingers, there was little debate about the slides' removal.
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To save her life, American doctors, flown in from New York, amputated below the knee.
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At the hospital, the doctors concluded that his foot was not treatable and amputated it.
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In one story, a Dutch anatomist discovers the Achilles tendon by dissecting his own amputated leg.
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Soon after, the bug had spread into her right leg, and doctors amputated it as well.
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She said that it's very unlikely a leg would need to be amputated because of lymphedema.
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The ALPC treats people whose legs were amputated after being shot Great March of Return protests.
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His feet were severely frostbitten, and upon his arrival at Ellis Island had to be amputated.
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The person driving did not suffer major injuries, while Williams had to have a leg amputated.
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Bauman was rushed into emergency surgery where he had both his legs amputated at the knee.
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He died after both his legs were amputated in a vain attempt to save his life.
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Sammy cannot fly, as his right wing was partially amputated after he was shot in 1988.
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He was rescued but both of his feet were amputated as a result of his injuries.
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Many of the wounded had amputated limbs, severe burns, or had lost one or both eyes.
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Injuries are severe and include broken bones, he said, and a person had two limbs amputated.
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It's an amputated view of the world, to consider user experience without concern for disabled people.
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When I took his sock off, his foot was partially amputated because he was a diabetic.
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Chigbu's daughter was born with a congenital defect and had to have her right leg amputated.
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On Tuesday, the middle finger of Randi's right hand was amputated to prevent infection from spreading.
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Another dog who was found with a severe leg injury had to have his leg amputated.
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Devine was 11 years old when he said he almost had both of his legs amputated.
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The absence of fear was a peculiar sensation, akin to coolly scrutinizing my own amputated hand.
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While the rate of lower limb amputations among Medicare patients has declined over the years, health disparities still influence amputation rates; African-Americans are about twice as likely to be amputated as are Caucasians and Hispanics are 50-75% more likely to be amputated as Caucasians.
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Margolis was released shortly after, but Sonnier had to have his leg amputated just below the knee.
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He spent days in an induced coma with a fractured skull, and had one finger partially amputated.
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In Abichandani's works, Kali appears with animal heads, amputated limbs, enticing voluptuous breasts, and an open vagina.
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She then had to have her left leg amputated above the knee, she told the news station.
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Eyser had seen his leg amputated as a child, having been run over by a passing train.
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Manning, of Halifax, Massachusetts, had his penis amputated after he was diagnosed with penile cancer in 2012.
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At the end of her wits, she asks to have her feet amputated, but this does nothing.
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He wrote it about his fight with his health after having his leg amputated due to tuberculosis.
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So I took her right to surgery after stabilizing her, amputated the limb and rehabbed her personally.
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Luke had his right arm amputated at 19 months old after contracting E. coli, reports USA Today.
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Only three players were lifted alive from the wreckage and one of them had his leg amputated.
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She visited the hospital later that day, and within a week, had her pinky toe amputated. Paranoid?
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The day Charlie Linville had his leg amputated, all he could think about was climbing Mount Everest.
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Purdy's legs were amputated below the knee when she came down with bacterial meningitis at age 19.
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Chatayev, whose foot was later amputated due to his injuries, was arrested on charges of weapons possession.
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"Sixty-five percent of my body was burned and my right foot was almost amputated," he said.
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Indeed he was "looking forward to getting his right leg amputated" too, maybe a decade from now.
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Another usual attendee, Lou Brock, had a leg amputated late last year and did not travel here.
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When researchers amputated both of those heads, the worm then generated another head onto its fragmented body.
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Her rescuers determined that all of Chi Chi's legs needed to be amputated and replaced with prosthetics.
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"I would worry about the psychology of someone who wants part of their body amputated," Clarke says.
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But last week he was forced to confront a new hurdle: His left pinkie finger was amputated.
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Hamisha Gul, 65, is the father of Jalil, who died, and of three brothers with amputated limbs.
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When Trainer woke in a hospital bed nine days later, her hands and legs had been amputated.
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She first attended Burning Man two months after she had her leg amputated following a car crash.
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Part of his little finger was later amputated because of an infection from one of the wounds.
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The famous drink consists of a shot of whiskey garnished with an amputated and preserved human toe.
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Years later, he was diagnosed with lymphoma and doctors amputated both of his legs above the knee.
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Her legs were amputated below the knee, and she spent the next month recovering in the hospital.
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Eventually, it had to be amputated, and Jackson says she was in a coma for 2 weeks.
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Gudin died of gangrene after having his leg amputated during Napoleon's failed invasion of Russia in 1812.
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The 32-year-old had to have his legs amputated and died in hospital two weeks later.
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Jan-Michael nearly died in 2012 from an infection that required his right leg to be amputated.
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According to NBC Miami, Styles had his arms amputated at eight months old due to a bacterial infection.
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Anu had her leg amputated soon after her birth, and has been walking on prosthetics her whole life.
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When Mary's* grandmother had her leg amputated at the knee, doctors prescribed gabapentin for her phantom leg pain.
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Caxmee had her right leg amputated after being diagnosed with a severe form of bone cancer in 2005.
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Chatayev, whose foot had to be amputated due to his injuries, was arrested on charges of weapons possession.
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The limbs were amputated in a series of operations after she lost her baby, the Sun-Sentinel reported.
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He's needed two surgeries so far, including one that amputated five of his toes, but he's healing now.
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Sometimes this means entire limbs have to be amputated because the bacteria has spread over an entire area.
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We saw people whose fingers got amputated because they had accidents during the storm, among many other things.
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Doctors amputated her left leg because of bacteria, but the disease didn't damage her hands and right foot.
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Perez, 60, is in critical condition at Cooper University Hospital and may have to have his limbs amputated.
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For their gruesome experiment, they first amputated one of the fruit flies' legs, causing neuropathic, or nerve, pain.
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"I get chills wondering if Connor knows yet whether his leg has been amputated," Patricia told the newspaper.
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Mahan has burns over 98 percent of his body and had both of his legs amputated last year.
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It is a federally protected bird and cannot survive in the wild as he has an amputated wing.
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If they don't, Perez — who also has Parkinson's disease — might have at least three of his limbs amputated.
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He was reportedly shot over 20 times and had to have his right leg amputated below the knee.
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After evaluating Trooper's fractures, the animal hospital determined one of the dog's front legs needed to be amputated.
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"(Mycoplasmal infection) has led to amputations in the past, but you wouldn't get amputated anymore," Haulena told CNN.
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For some, the attraction was based on physical attributes: They enjoyed the look of atrophied or amputated limbs.
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Anu had to have her leg amputated shortly after birth and has been using prosthetics her entire life.
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In the elevator, some guy is licking a woman's amputated arm, where her hand used to be. Please.
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The prosthetic uses electrodes placed on the amputated limb to pick up electrical signals from the user's muscles.
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They took a harsh view of crime: thieves' limbs were amputated, adulterers were stoned, and murderers were executed.
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Linville had his right leg amputated below the knee in 2012 after surviving a bomb blast in Afghanistan.
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He knew he was hurt badly, he said, and believed his leg would probably have to be amputated.
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It sprang from worldviews that amputated people from their own depths and divided them into simplistic, flattened identities.
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A fingertip had to be amputated after an encounter with a horned viper dissolved some of its bone.
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The wound became infected with flesh-eating bacteria and as a result, his leg was amputated in 2016.
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In January 2011, her right leg was amputated above the knee after an infection proved resistant to antibiotics.
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The transplant recipient was not a veteran, but a man whose penis had been amputated because of cancer.
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She underwent a hip replacement surgery that was unsuccessful and as a result, her right leg was amputated.
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Cleve's Humvee was hit by an IED, leaving him with an amputated leg, PTSD, and traumatic brain injury.
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But upon closer inspection, the canvas is strewn with what appear to be amputated body parts or prosthetics.
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The 64-year-old, Thomas Manning, lost his god-given penis after it was amputated due to cancer.
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Jukes chose to have his right leg amputated below the knee and to replace it with a customized prosthetic.
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WOMAN HAS LEG AMPUTATED AFTER INFECTION FROM SHAVING CUT Video Norovirus&apos symptoms include vomiting, diarrhea, fever and cramps.
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About 9 percent of people with existing disabilities had to have a limb amputated after living through crisis situations.
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She felt as though a limb had been amputated, but her body did not really know it was gone.
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Burt's leg was amputated after a motorcycle crash in 2004 that left her in a coma for 45 days.
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Katie had a total of 22 surgeries after her accident; her last was in December 2015, when doctors amputated.
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Goalkeeper Follman, one of Ruschel's best friends in the team, also survived, but had part of his leg amputated.
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Jennings' father suffers from Diabetes and as a result of it, had to have both of his legs amputated.
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Her foot was amputated just above the young girl's ankle, and Italia has remained in the hospital ever since.
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I first met her just days after the first quake in the Kathmandu hospital where her leg was amputated.
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Lomando's feet were amputated after police say he tried committing suicide by jumping in front of a subway car.
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Both parents will recover, though each has had an arm amputated as a result of their injuries, police said.
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Within a matter of days, Abbott made the agonizing decision to have her left leg amputated below the knee.
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The prosthetic, which replaced an amputated right toe, was still attached to the woman's skeleton when it was found.
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Sara suffered burn damage to her hands and legs and Kressa's legs had to be amputated below the knee.
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One of Smith's fingers was burned so severely that the flesh died, and the finger had to be amputated.
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If they can't get a WiFi signal they instantly start to whine like they had a fucking limb amputated.
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Attacked by clerics for blasphemy, he died after his right, working arm was amputated and his tongue cut off.
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To visualize the problem, imagine a person with their arm amputated above the elbow controlling a smart prosthetic limb.
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"We've arrived," said Long, now 27, a four-time Paralympian whose lower legs were amputated early in her childhood.
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Was having her finger amputated the last straw, or do you think Serena's momentum in that direction was inevitable?
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Dalla Costa said defender Helio Neto was undergoing cranial surgery and reserve goalkeeper Jackson Follmann had a leg amputated.
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The opossum, Millie, had her leg amputated but survived and now lives in Prosperity, S.C.'s Opossum's Pouch Sanctuary.
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Doctors amputated his leg in an attempt to save his life, but on Wednesday night, Parsons died from his injuries.
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Ewing said Herr told him of those who'd struggled for years, only to have their limbs amputated in the end.
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The bullet struck the girl&aposs left index finger, which authorities say had to be amputated due to the wound.
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Howell said Chi Chi's story particularly touched one 10-year-old boy who recently had both of his legs amputated.
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The beds in this ward are overflowing with patients, the rounded stumps of their amputated limbs pointing at the ceiling.
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In a few days, Chopper will be neutered and have part of his tail amputated to make diaper issues easier.
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To Schindler, whose right leg is amputated just below the knee, the use of custom prosthetics is integral to racing.
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When he woke, he learned one of his arms had to be amputated while the other was almost beyond repair.
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Jarryd Wallace was just 227 years old when he made the difficult decision to have his deteriorating right leg amputated.
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Dashiell had her arm amputated to treat the cancer, but the disease quickly spread to the rest of her body.
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Boyu's feet were amputated due to frostbite he suffered after giving his sleeping bag to an ill climber in 1975.
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Sonia Algara is suing Dynasty Nails in Santa Clarita for allegedly causing an infection that led to toe being amputated.
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As a result, the 10-year-old had to undergo chemotherapy and had her left leg amputated below the knee.
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When I was 15 years old, my lower right arm was amputated after I was hit by a passing train.
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His little finger will be amputated at the first knuckle because of an infection from the knife wound, officials said.
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Dr. Guttmann used competitive games to encourage veterans with spinal cord injuries and amputated limbs to get out of confinement.
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An Ohio woman woke up from a coma with her limbs partially amputated after she developed gangrene from Capnocytophaga bacteria.
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Rick says he can't remember much and diverts the question to ask how Aaron's doing after getting his arm amputated.
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That's when she learned that both of her legs were amputated above the knee, and her arms below the elbow.
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Mr. Remsburg, now 21, learned his finger, which had turned dark blue, had developed gangrene and had to be amputated.
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But I also knew that Matilda had once kicked a dog so hard that its leg needed to be amputated.
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If the tissue has died, a process called gangrene, then the dead areas may have to be excised or amputated.
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In 1982, a mountain climbing accident left him with frostbite so severe both of his legs had to be amputated.
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One of the squirrels has already had its tail amputated, Anthony Dibella, a veterinary technician at the hospital, told CNN.
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He was born with unformed fibulae, and his legs were amputated below the knee when he was 11 months old.
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"It's as if you amputated a human being, showed his arm, and said: 'Here is the human being,' " he added.
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In 2012, an athlete with both feet amputated competed in the men's 400 meter race at the Olympics in London.
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Child soldiers in other parts of the world have killed their own parents, cut the lips off captives and amputated limbs.
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It could be used to restore function to patients whose limbs were amputated or those who suffer from spinal cord injuries.
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"Although I have extensive injuries, including an amputated leg and damage to my hands, I will be okay," the statement said.
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After having her left leg partially amputated because of a tumor, the golden retriever needs an artificial foot to get around.
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Six months later, Gabor had to have her right leg amputated due to a blood clot from the earlier hip replacement.
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Extreme pain caused by the amniotic band syndrome eventually led to him getting his hand amputated in 1999 at age 4.
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As a result, Owen has undergone dozens of surgeries and had his legs amputated below the knees in June and February.
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I stopped being mad about it," he explained, adding that he even gave his amputated arm a new nickname — "Lil Ken!
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His mother, who also had a leg amputated from diabetes, would take him to the doctor when he was a boy.
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Royallyoily, another Tumblr user who had that toe amputated almost ten years ago, recently commissioned cummy-eyelids to make the piece.
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Got on Tumblr for the first time in weeks probably, only to see an amputated toe being turned into a necklace.
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In a jarringly idyllic field, an amputated Frank goes shirtless to have one last shoot-out with his adopted "son," Roy.
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Her legs are all amputated at different places which makes things a little complicated when it comes to fitting her prosthetics.
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Although doctors tried to save his left arm, the injuries were ultimately too severe, and it was amputated below the elbow.
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On his first Everest attempt in 1975, Xia got frostbite and had to have his feet -- and later his legs -- amputated.
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At 4 years old, Griffin had his left hand amputated, due to a prenatal condition that prevented his fingers from developing.
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During that time, she was warned her leg could need skin grafts, and she feared it might have to be amputated.
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He said that three foreign doctors at the hospital were also wounded, and that three other staff members had limbs amputated.
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His legs were amputated when he was 5, and he has been called inspirational, he said, for the last 20 years.
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He was born with a deformity in his hind paws and tail and had them amputated shortly after he was adopted.
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Mr. Sutcliffe is more stable now, but he still suffers from kidney failure and risks having some of his fingers amputated.
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In May, an Ohio woman had her legs and hands amputated after contracting a rare infection from the bacteria capnocytophaga canimorsus.
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Kent Solheim, whose right leg was amputated amid 34 surgeries, after which he returned for two more deployments; and Master Sgt.
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Akira is supposed to be someone who amputated his own legs and replaced them with robotic appendages to make an obscure point.
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After about two months, Darlene allegedly finally took him to a hospital, where they amputated his leg, according to the court records.
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Imagine people with diabetes or high cholesterol who can't afford their prescriptions and go on to need limbs amputated, or have strokes.
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The only thing that would, in my opinion, is a willingness to have your legs amputated in the name of extreme sports.
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Zivojinovic died late on Sunday in a Belgrade hospital from several chronic ailments and after having a leg amputated, according to Tanjug.
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Charlie Linville, whose right leg was amputated below the knee after an improvised explosive blast gravely injured his right foot in Afghanistan.
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Boston firefighter Mike Materia rushed to her side and accompanied her to the hospital, where she had to get her leg amputated.
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Rubin's right hand was amputated a year ago, but he follows these motions with a special device fitted to his upper arm.
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The service dog of a disabled veteran had its tail amputated after a Florida groomer allegedly attacked the animal during an appointment.
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After treacherously making it across the border, he bounced around from hospital to hospital undergoing five major operations on his amputated leg.
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When a malignant tumor appeared on Tika's leg, Kobuk wouldn't leave Tika's side, even after she had to have her leg amputated.
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By the time he sought treatment through his new coverage and discovered he had diabetes, his lower leg had to be amputated.
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Along the way, another call came: A doctor said Connor's left leg could not be saved, and that it had been amputated.
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Several weeks later, he was flown to Honolulu, where surgeons determined that his leg was gangrenous and amputated it below the knee.
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British authorities launched a criminal investigation Friday into a contractor's stockpiling of hundreds of tons of medical waste, including amputated body parts.
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Schultz was a professional snowmobile racer until 2008, when he sustained an injury during competition and had to have his leg amputated.
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He was placed in a three-month medically induced coma and doctors amputated both his legs below the knee, but he survived.
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The resulting explosion from the triggered bomb left both of Ha's legs severely damaged, and he would later have both limbs amputated.
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Sadaullah Wazir was fourteen years old when four of his family members were murdered and he had both of his legs amputated.
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Mr. Shubin Stein started the charity after the 2010 earthquake in Haiti, when he saw a wave of children having legs amputated.
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They uncovered a shallow "limb pit," hastily dug to hold the two soldiers and nearly a dozen amputated limbs of other soldiers.
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"It's sad that having your leg amputated becomes the reason why you can't run," said Ken Endo, Chief Executive Officer of Xiborg.
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In a broader sense, Rama's watercolors counter her paintings of nude bodies, of amputated penises and vaginas, as well as her assemblages.
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Their fingers were so severely frostbitten that all of them had to be amputated — with the exception of Mr. Iyal's right thumb.
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With the exception of Mr. Iyal's right thumb, both men lost all their fingers after they were amputated because of extreme frostbite.
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Mr. Pistorius was born without fibulas and his legs were amputated below the knee when he was less than a year old.
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A mom was forced to have her leg amputated when it became infected with a flesh-eating bug after she cut it shaving.
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He sits in a wheelchair, both legs amputated because of complications from untreated diabetes, and exudes a stoicism we see in others here.
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The injury, described as a "bone explosion" by doctors, was so traumatic that Pearson feared her lower arm would need to be amputated.
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Last season's finale of The Handmaid's Tale had us cringing, gasping, and looking away from the screen as a man's arm was amputated.
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"I thought I was going to die, but my family took me to a small hospital where my leg was amputated," he said.
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The agent for Miami Dolphins defensive tackle Kendrick Norton has confirmed his client's arm was amputated Thursday following a rollover crash in Miami.
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When more damage was sustained, he underwent a second surgery that amputated his legs through both of his kneecaps, according to his GoFundMe.
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She contracted necrotizing fasciitis, an aggressive flesh-eating bacterial infection, resulting in her arms and legs being amputated as a life-saving measure.
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Hussain joked that the media had spread rumors that his foot had to be amputated, although he had hurt it on a nail.
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"I was super-duper surprised," gushed Katlyn Maddry, a 17-year-old competitive snowboarder whose right leg was amputated when she was 8.
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Pistorius was born with fibular hemimelia and had both legs amputated halfway between the knees and ankles at the age of 11 months.
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He chose his career path after seeing his aunt face a similar illness- she had to have her leg amputated because of cancer.
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That year, one U.S. college student died from the disease, two had feet amputated, and at least a dozen suffered major health complications.
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In April 2006, during his third deployment, he was struck by a roadside bomb and his left leg was amputated below the knee.
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Youssef Mohamamd Almosto, 60, was reported dead; a 36-year-old man had a leg amputated; and several children were treated for injuries.
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The day after the attack, Eric woke up in a Nakuru hospital to find that half of his left arm had been amputated.
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Michael Dykes, who has diabetes, had both of his legs amputated after three days in an Inmate Services Corporation van in July 2012.
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In August, a man had his hands and legs amputated after he contracted a Capnocytophaga canimorsus bacterial infection, likely from a dog lick.
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When she returned to New York City less than a week after being rescued, the toes of her frostbitten right foot were amputated.
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In New York, recent antismoking ads in English and Spanish have been much grimmer, showing people dying in misery or with amputated fingers.
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Before he knew it, both his legs had been amputated above the knee, his pelvis was shattered and his groin completely ripped open.
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Each lost a leg; later Ms. Kensky made the difficult decision to have her other leg amputated because it was not getting better.
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Igor Spetic lost his right hand when his forearm was pulped in an industrial accident six years ago and had to be amputated.
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In 2009, it became the first state to outlaw tail-docking of dairy cows, where the tail is partly amputated to ease milking.
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My paternal black grandmother had a leg amputated because of diabetes and ultimately died of it, when I was just a young girl.
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He amputated Iago's motive for malignancy from the Italian story where he found Othello's tragedy, in order to make the evil more absolute.
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The bombardier applied a tourniquet and shot him with morphine, but the leg could not be saved; it was amputated the next day.
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Her father passed away this spring from complications of the disease after having his leg amputated, the same way her maternal grandfather died.
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With TMR, the surgeons take residual nerves that previously controlled the amputated limb and rewire them into the remaining part of the limb.
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An ambulance took Boyd to a hospital trauma ward, where a surgeon opened his chest and amputated his arm to control the bleeding.
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Warren Smith, 66, who has used a wheelchair since he had part of a leg amputated after a motorcycle accident, counts himself lucky.
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I touched that area where a lump, not quite the size of a golf ball, had once nestled in my razed, amputated breasts.
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Sources at the Calabasas complex say people have been "hush hush" about his condition, but word is the foot may have been amputated.
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We hang out with old men in a diner and watch a vet treat a dog who needs part of its tail amputated.
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They amputated just the toe at first, but after 16 surgeries doctors determined that they needed to remove her entire leg below the knee.
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The patient was a 21-year-old man whose penis was amputated after severe complications from a circumcision during a coming-of-age ceremony.
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Look what we can do Humans can't regrow amputated limbs like salamanders can, but we apparently can regrow damaged cartilage, a new study says.
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Kressa was also burned on 60% of her body — so badly that both of her legs have had to be amputated below the knee.
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The hospital I used to work for was well known for its microvascular surgery—they did things like reattaching amputated limbs and digits, etc.
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Both are diabetics who rely on daily insulin injections, and her grandmother, 67, has had her right leg amputated, a complication of the disease.
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Now he races regularly Sewell was born missing his tibia in both legs, which were both amputated above the knee before he turned 2.
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But further operations were needed and she had more of the leg amputated, to above the knee, making her convalescence and recovery more painful.
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Fisher was shot in the leg while on patrol in Afghanistan in 2009, and had to have his left leg amputated a year later.
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Despite the efforts of the emergency responders, the foot wasn't able to be saved and the man's leg was later amputated below the knee.
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Two weeks later, another cat, a Siamese named Percy, was brought in with a pellet in his leg, which subsequently had to be amputated.
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MAN HAS 4 LIMBS AMPUTATED AFTER DOG LICK LEADS TO SEVERE INFECTION, REPORT SAYS Cyclospora is an intestinal illness caused by a microscopic parasite.
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But her life was turned upside down earlier this year when she learned she'd need to have her right foot amputated due to sarcoma.
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Chris says doctors were able to reattach his leg, but he's facing life-long issues and could have to have the leg eventually amputated.
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A bomb hit him and his right leg was amputated from the mid-calf down, the UN High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) told Mashable.
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They were the people with amputated arms and they were the people in wheelchairs and they were the people with face tattoos and scars.
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On Tuesday, police arrested one in Maine, ambling down a rural street with a machete taped to his amputated arm, the Associated Press reports.
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Say, for example, a medic fails to properly apply a tourniquet to a soldier's amputated leg, and the soldier subsequently dies of hypovolemic shock.
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Like a man who has had a leg amputated during surgery, he'll say, 'It didn't go so badly—we could have lost both legs!
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The patient to whom he had helped give a new hand later had it amputated after deciding not to follow the requisite antirejection therapy.
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O'Donnell claimed Alibi got very sick as a result — so ill he eventually had to have some of his hooves amputated and was retired.
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What we call our soul can die in small quantities, just as our bodies can be worn, amputated, and poisoned away, bit by bit.
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A doctor who had ridden as a gunner on another plane in the raid arrived at the hospital and amputated Lieutenant's Lawson's left leg.
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If you start with a stock that is already amputated because of a neurotoxic substance, at 40 or 50, you might encounter dementia problems.
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In December, two Ghanaian men suffered severed frostbite, and one had to have all of his fingers amputated after walking for about 10 hours.
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My hand got stuck between the lid and the handle, which amputated the tip of my ring finger and part of my middle finger.
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Our job now was to tend multiple gunshot wounds, apply tourniquets to the stumps of legs amputated by mines, and bandage shrapnel-mutilated bodies.
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" For her part, Snyder is not ready to cut her ties with the U.S. "I would feel like I was having an arm amputated.
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Why did he have to tell the story of the amputated legs, or to remind people that many patients couldn't afford life-saving drugs?
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Her leg had been amputated after a long-ago knee replacement became infected; she also suffered from diabetes, depression, anxiety and general muscular weakness.
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He was greeted with much fanfare on the surface — parades and medals — and his physical wounds, including his amputated leg, were treated with care.
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As fate would have it, the experts at Boston Children's Hospital performed a diagnostic procedure that saved my leg from being amputated in Dec. 2016.
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I don't have much recollection of it, but I remember waking up in a hospital bed and being told that my leg had been amputated.
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But it would be another 12 years before her remains were identified by DNA testing, and her head, hands and feet had reportedly been amputated.
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Scientists have known for years that humans do have some regenerative capabilities -- when children's finger tips are amputated, the tip can regenerate when treated correctly.
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Shortly after his left leg was amputated as part of his treatment, Sundquist received a message from someone who had been moved by his story.
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The canine, who has been given the name Rusty, had his injured leg amputated in order to end the suffering he was experiencing, reports AOL.
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Some look a little like amputated digits, or saintly relics, or bizarre fossils, or Neolithic costume jewelry, or petit fours from an alternate patisserie universe.
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It's also broken her—she has had severe pain and infections from the silicone, and at one point was about to have her leg amputated.
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She was flown to a hospital in Augusta, where doctors amputated her left leg and cut skin from her abdomen to stop the bacteria's spread.
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After surviving a plane crash, in which Wood's leg is amputated, Wood asks the hospital for the leg back and they give it to him.
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The family announced nearly two weeks ago that Perez most likely needed some of his fingers and toes amputated to prevent the infection from spreading.
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Season two contained a lot of violence towards women, true—fingers being amputated as punishment for reading, death by drowning as a result of infidelity.
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Strange Success Andrew McJannett-Smith is standing in the middle of a room with a corpse on a table and a bucketful of amputated limbs.
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Her leg was later amputated, and Kahlo dressed her prosthetic leg, on show at the museum, in a red leather boot with embroidered dragon motifs.
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Mr. Pistorius, whose lower legs were amputated when he was 11 months old, became known as the Blade Runner for his use of curved prosthetics.
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The family of the athlete, who had the lower part of his legs amputated when he was a baby, were not immediately available to comment.
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Some of the worms were left whole, while others were amputated, as the team wanted to test how the flatworms would regenerate in this environment.
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She has had more than enough time to stare at and sniff another person's amputated protein filaments, and now, she says, it's somebody else's turn.
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A diabetic since his playing days, he had two toes on his left foot amputated in 2015, and he lost the remaining three last year.
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For many service members and veterans, the source of their "amputated spirit" is most often an invisible injury, such as a traumatic brain injury (TBI).
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The blast killed Manuel's 10-year old cousin Frederico and so severely wounded Manuel that his left leg had to be amputated below the knee.
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"Just get this over with," is a plea I heard often from Brexit-battered Brits, as if they were waiting to have a limb amputated.
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The National Army Museum has some fingers and toes in its collection, amputated from a man who had frostbite, said Claire Blackshaw, the museum's spokeswoman.
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Wilansky is scheduled to undergo further surgeries in the coming days and there is still a chance her arm could be amputated, her father said.
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But Knight's constructions don't feature anything as enduring as iron; the mostly tabletop works on view here are fetishistic, like a menagerie of amputated limbs.
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Born with short limbs, the high school junior, now 17, had to have her left leg amputated below the knee when she was 18 months old.
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On the other hand, if the amputated part is lost forever, then it's a bit harder, although "honestly now, there are more options," Dr. Turek says.
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Last week, Norton's agent confirmed on Twitter that the NFL star had his arm amputated following the deadly crash that occurred the morning of July 4.
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There are reports of people's limbs being amputated by meteorites, of farm animals being killed by them and of meteorites crashing through the roofs of houses.
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A few months after moving to the U.S. Long had the first of 24 surgeries that ultimately led to both legs being amputated below the knee.
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"The new technology is great for me, but my big goal is really to open up the sports world for the average amputated person," Schindler added.
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On July 4, Norton's agent confirmed on Twitter that the NFL star had his arm amputated following the deadly crash that occurred earlier in the day.
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According to the rescue's Facebook, the dog was taken to the Oregon Trail Veterinary Clinic to have her leg amputated due to injuries from the accident.
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His right index finger had to be amputated because of an injury sustained during hard labor, and he has since had to relearn how to paint.
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BULAWAYO, Zimbabwe (Reuters) - A crocodile attacked Zanele Ndlovu as she canoed with her fiance in Zimbabwe, ripping her arm so badly it had to be amputated.
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" Or, as Levin puts it, "If somebody says, 'Three months after my hands were amputated, I got liver cancer and died,' we'd want to know that.
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De Paauw only escaped with two broken bones in his left arm, but he could've been amputated — if it weren't for the clutch work of surgeons.
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After unintentionally placing his backpack on an IED, Mills lost his right arm and leg, and just days later, his other two remaining limbs were amputated.
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Monger, 17, had his lower legs amputated after his car smashed into the back of another stationary on track at Britain's Donington Park circuit last month.
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Kendrick says some of his daily tasks take longer to perform due to his amputated arm -- and admits it's frustrating -- but his attitude is remarkably positive.
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Our cat had a tragic accident where his foot needed to be amputated, and it happened on a weekend so the emergency vet bill was $4,000.
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She returned to the hospital and was told it had to be amputated, one of seven surgeries Boulton said are a result of the spider bite.
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The boy was admitted to hospital two weeks later, slipping into a coma after doctors amputated both of his legs to prevent the spread of infection.
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Records from the period indicate that Gudin's battlefield injuries meant he had to have his left leg amputated and also suffered damage to his right leg.
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Between Jennifer Connelly's sex show scene and Jared Leto's amputated arm, it's Sara Goldfarb's shock treatment moment by Ellen Burstyn that's the most frightening and disturbing.
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I saw a 6-month-old infant whose arm had been amputated at the elbow by rebel soldiers in Sierra Leone, and child soldiers in Liberia.
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His leg was amputated on July 3, 2016, after he stepped on a bomb placed in Central Park, in a highly trafficked area near the zoo.
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Porter's condition worsened—in 1958, the crushed leg would have to be amputated—and though his energy didn't slacken, the quality of the work did decline.
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And last year surgeons amputated parts of a Wisconsin man's nose and limbs, including both hands and feet, after the same bacteria got into his body.
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Yet the artist did have a lingering focus: the depictions of bodies as vulnerable and often at risk, in hospital beds, in wheelchairs, ill or amputated.
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One student — a trauma medic who had amputated the black, dead fingers and toes of avalanche survivors, and who confessed to being claustrophobic — took me aside.
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The family said Paige has had her left leg amputated above the knee and is recovering from "serious injuries to her hands," according to the GoFundMe campaign.
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When he tried to kiss her and she pulled away, "he bit down on her bottom lip with such force that her lip was amputated," Wilkins says.
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When Griffith found out that three of his toes would have to be amputated, he wrote to the bar to ask if he could make a donation.
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Now, 60-year-old Perez is fighting for his life in the hospital and might have to his limbs amputated, his family told New Jersey Advance Media.
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A 26-year-old Texas daycare teacher had to have his foot amputated after contracting a flesh-eating bacteria infection that could have led to his death.
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Zion's hands and feet were amputated when he was 2 years old due to a life-threatening sepsis infection that resulted in the failure of multiple organs.
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Like her "Epifania" ("Epiphany," 2003) — the artist's "Angelus Novus," with crimson wings and amputated legs – Carol Rama was no mere appassionata, but a prophet for our time.
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Doctors amputated one of Mr. Meiring's legs, but he was taken from the hospital and flown from Davao by charter plane, the police said at the time.
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Born with a congenital abnormality, Pistorius had both his legs amputated below the knee before his first birthday, but through sheer determination excelled in world-class athletics.
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A dozen of the unlucky king's arms arc through space, as in a stop-motion photograph; six more of his amputated limbs lie on the burgundy ground.
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Often, these infections can be treated with antibiotics, but the dead tissue must sometimes be removed or the associated limb amputated to keep the infection from spreading.
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Rushed by ambulance to this emergency field hospital 23 km (15 miles) east of the city, he was operated on overnight and both his feet were amputated.
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He shares a name with the "Forrest Gump" character whose legs were amputated, and like the human Lt. Dan, the hound uses wheels to get around sometimes.
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Water puddles beneath them (these trees, though blasted, are still alive), and their amputated branches have been dressed with white plastic foam bundles that appear like tourniquets.
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He's held down by the straps covering what's left of his legs, amputated above the knees after he stepped on an IED in Afghanistan four years ago.
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In one supposed incident in late 2016, a factory worker had his leg amputated after being struck by a forklift outside the main building, according to Businessweek.
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The 10-year-old boy, who had his right leg amputated at age two, never had the chance to use a blade because it was too expensive.
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His path to the rink started after the life-changing decision: to have his left leg amputated after he was injured in an IED blast in Iraq.
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There is a man in a blood-stained pair of overalls, standing beside a pink amputated leg, sucking down a half-smoked cigarette and staring at me.
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We know this because we asked you after our interview with a Reddit user who served his friends tacos made from his own amputated foot went viral.
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During their 11-day journey to Bangladesh, a village doctor amputated her infected foot and four men carried her on a stretcher made of bamboo and a bedsheet.
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After the fall in Rome, Pearson feared she might have to have her lower arm amputated with doctors describing the injury as a "bone explosion" in her wrist.
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Aimee Mullins, who had her legs amputated below the knee due to a birth defect, is a paralympian, actress, and model who's been the face of L'Oreal Paris.
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"Although I have extensive injuries, including an amputated leg and damage to my hands, I will be okay," Paige said in a statement shared on the fundraising page.
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On January 20, 2011, Linville was struck by an IED that left him with a traumatic brain injury, spine trauma, two amputated fingers and a severely damaged foot.
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In fact, they were first introduced in the medical literature 40 years ago in a paper describing two men who expressed a desire to have healthy limbs amputated.
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The runner, who had the lower part of his legs amputated when he was a baby, was freed from prison last October after almost a year behind bars.
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Luke, a catcher for his middle school baseball team in Tennessee, had his right arm amputated after he contracted an E. coli bacterial infection at 19 months old.
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The Philidelphia-native was born with a congenital bone disease which required that she have her right leg amputated at the knee when she was four years old.
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After the slaying, part of his body was found in a plastic bin at a home while his amputated arms and legs were located on a backyard grill.
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Apart from seasickness, many have burns from a mix of fuel and seawater, and medics on the Aquarius treated a man whose finger was partially amputated in Libya.
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The rescuers whisked the dog away to the veterinary clinic where it was determined that for any chance of survival, all four legs would need to be amputated.
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Little Kenzie needed six surgeries to clear her skin of infections caused by the severe burns and unfortunately had to have half of her toes and fingers amputated.
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When they amputated a fin from one of their charges, they were able to track cells moving to the site of the damage and helping to repair it.
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Upon closer inspection of his blade, they saw that he had duct-taped the roughly foot-long machete to his amputated arm as a kind of makeshift weapon.
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She was born with a poorly developed leg, which had to be amputated, and was raised in Limpopo, South Africa, where she says few people understood her disability.
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The wildlife sanctuary is home to orphaned or injured animals, including an orphaned female black bear named Uli, and a bald eagle, Adonis, who has an amputated wing.
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His wife had the bottom of her left leg blown off by the blast and had her lower right leg amputated two years later due to her injuries.
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An Ohio woman felt like she had the flu, laid down on the couch, and woke up 10 days later to find both of her arms partially amputated.
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Experts say the infections will become more common as ocean water warmsA man had his arm amputated after eating raw seafood contaminated with a potentially flesh-eating bacteria
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They've raised the bar with their latest Nerf creation, however: a bionic gun that can attach to an amputated or missing limb and be fired by muscle contraction.
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The trainer was right, the horse had to have part of his hooves amputated, and then Trump announced he was not going to pay for a defective horse.
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Later, because of the cancer that would take her life, her legs were amputated; undeterred, she threw a disco-themed birthday party and danced along in her wheelchair.
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GW Zookeeper — Kelci "Saff" Saffery Saffery showed their devotion to Exotic and the zoo by coming back to work after getting an arm amputated following a tiger attack.
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Among those HRW interviewed was a 13-year-old boy who was on the bus at the time and feared his injured leg would need to be amputated.
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VICE recently spoke to Ellis, a man who had half of his penis amputated in 2017 to treat penile cancer, and his wife Anne to discuss just that.
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So how did this self-described "one-legged black girl from San Diego" go on to achieve so much, after having her right leg amputated at age five?
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Crichton, 21, had the finger amputated by a surgeon earlier this week, so that it didn't have to keep breaking over and over again, according to Fox Sports.
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L.A.'s Finest stars Gabrielle Union and Jessica Alba are breaking their silence on the "heartbreaking" on-set accident that left showrunner Brandon Sonnier with a partially amputated leg.
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The 72-year-old — who lives by himself and suffers from diabetes, which has left him with two amputated legs — has also been without water and power since Wednesday.
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Sundquist was diagnosed with a rare form of bone cancer as a child that resulted in his left leg being amputated at age 9 as part of his treatment.
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So to recap, I was about to try a sex toy that has the power to turn dicks into amputated stumps and might have a mind of its own.
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Dr. Paley determined that he could fix the 3 year old's left leg, but her right leg would have to be amputated and could be fitted with a prosthetic.
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A stocky man who used to deliver poultry, Moss, 22, said he had to stop working after his left leg was amputated below the knee about 683 years ago.
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On the one hand, some doctors have ethical qualms about fulfilling the desires of people who want to have healthy limbs amputated or who otherwise want to become disabled.
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Last year, the festival gave attention to "Finders Keepers," a truth-is-stranger-than-fiction documentary about an amputated, mummified human leg at the center of a custody battle.
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MAN HAS 4 LIMBS AMPUTATED AFTER DOG LICK LEADS TO SEVERE INFECTION, REPORT SAYS "It was absolutely desperate measures because I didn't know what else to do," Sampson said.
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On Earth, this is very rare kind of mutation for these varieties of worms, which are typically less than half an inch long and can regenerate from amputated segments.
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Melissa Loomis, a woman from Canton, Ohio, who had her arm amputated in 2015 after being attacked by a raccoon, is pushing the envelope of next generation robotic appendages.
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The wounded men were evacuated by U.S. helicopters to a military hospital in Baghdad, where one had to have a leg amputated, a military official told state broadcaster RAI.
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The track star, who had the lower part of his legs amputated when he was a baby, was freed from prison last October after almost a year behind bars.
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He ultimately told us that the two toes attached to those nails would have to be amputated, as the issue was autoimmune and wouldn't go away on its own.
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The nearly complete skeletons of the soldiers were reconstructed after they were discovered in Virginia, intermingled with amputated limbs of other wounded soldiers, according to the National Park Service.
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Read more: A man had his arm amputated after eating raw seafood contaminated with a potentially flesh-eating bacteriaPeople can catch the bacteria by handling or consuming raw shellfish
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In the nineteen-fifties, a Canadian psychologist named Ronald Melzack treated "an impish, delightful woman in her mid-seventies" who suffered from diabetes and whose legs were both amputated.
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It's also grotesque for the Saudi authorities to claim that a journalist whose fingers they reportedly amputated as part of their torture somehow managed to engage in a fistfight.
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It has the remarkable capacity to regrow amputated limbs complete with bones, muscles and nerves; to heal wounds without producing scar tissue; and even to regenerate damaged internal organs.
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The FDA is trying again to add graphic warnings to cigarette packages to discourage smoking, including images of neck tumors, diseased lungs and feet with amputated toes, AP reports.
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Last spring, a 56-year-old woman in a Long Island group home had to have part of her finger amputated after it became caught in a wheelchair wheel.
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His right leg was amputated from the middle of the calf and he walks with a prosthetic leg that a private doctor arranged for him to receive for free.
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When my can't-sit-still-for-more-than-two-minutes mother had most of her left leg amputated last June, everything changed for her, my two brothers and me.
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Black people were 3.6 times as likely as white people to have their legs and feet amputated as a result of diabetes, even when all other factors were equal.
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"Where's the rest of me?" was Reagan's most famous line, uttered in a film in which he wakes up to find that a sadistic doctor has amputated his legs.
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The city was the setting for numerous atrocities under ISIS' brutal rule – gays were thrown from rooftops, locals and Western hostages beheaded, and alleged thieves had their hands amputated.
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Though she initially fought to keep her left leg, which was also severely damaged as a result of the infection, Wasser decided to have it amputated in January of 2018.
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The runner, whose lower legs were amputated when he was a baby and went on to become a global sporting hero, has lost millions of dollars in endorsements and sponsorships.
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Pires had her right arm digitally amputated to look like Paralympic table tennis player Alexandre's, while Vilhena appeared to have a prosthetic leg like Leite, a Brazilian sitting volleyball player.
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He said the wounded include patients who have been blinded by shrapnel, have broken arms and legs and gashes on their heads, and in some cases have needed limbs amputated.
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After Averie Mitchell's right leg was amputated due to a rare medical condition, her mother, Kimberly Mitchell, wondered what her 2-year-old could do to enjoy a normal life.
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She was found with her legs bound with wire and a rescue group took her to a vet, where they learned she needed to have all of her limbs amputated.
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Looking over at her fascinated is another exuberantly exposed Rodin, "Victor Hugo, assis, nu, étude pour le Monument avant" (before 1909) where we encounter an amputated Hugo face to face.
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According to a GoFundMe page set up on the family's behalf, the infection cut off oxygen and blood supply to part of her right leg, which will now be amputated.
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According to PopSugar, the 15-year-old ballerina from Missouri had part of her leg amputated while being treated for osteosarcoma, a type of bone cancer that affected her knee.
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The lower part of the athlete's legs were amputated when he was a baby, and he is known as "Blade Runner" for the carbon-fibre prosthetics he wore when racing.
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The remains were found during the first excavation of the primary Allied field hospital at Mont-Saint-Jean in Belgium, and experts believe that the bones were from amputated limbs.
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They also believe their findings could be applied to people who were amputated above the elbow, since their arm has only been tested on those with amputations below the elbow.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British Formula Four driver Billy Monger has had his lower legs amputated after an horrific crash at the Donington Park circuit on Sunday, series organizers said on Wednesday.
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Some of the patients had little bandages on their shells, and the worst injury I saw was an amputated flipper, which was kind of cute in its own, pitiful way?
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"When I first went dating, I had my leg covered up so that the guys I went on dates with couldn't see that I had my leg amputated," Sarah said.
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The original toe used in the 1970s allegedly dated back to the 1920s, when it was amputated from a miner and stored in a jar of moonshine for 50 years.
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The sweet gift comes just months after Arceneaux had his left leg amputated below the knee in March due to an infection as a result of his diabetes, Walker says.
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The Food and Drug Administration on Thursday proposed 13 new warnings that would appear on all cigarettes, including images of cancerous neck tumors, diseased lungs and feet with amputated toes.
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Vibrio infections have also been reported in Europe, and in 2018 a South Korean man had to have his left forearm amputated after contracting the infection from eating raw seafood.
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In addition, another guard, an X-ray technician and a nurse had limbs amputated because of their wounds, he said, adding that the three foreign doctors had relatively minor injuries.
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The life-changing incident on June 7, 2012, left Stefan without his legs, which were partially amputated above the knee on his left and below the knee on his right.
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After both of his legs were amputated at age 5 due to a congenital birth defect, doctors told Rudy Garcia-Tolson he would never be able to walk or run.
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Cleo Pires was photoshopped into a photo where she was missing her right arm, to mimic Bruna Alexandre, a ping pong player who had hers amputated at three months old.
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In July, a South Korean man's left forearm was amputated after he ate seafood contaminated with Vibrio vulnificus bacteria, according to a report in the New England Journal of Medicine.
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I have 1.3 legs and run with a hot pink and black sports blade in place of my left leg, which was amputated above the knee after a traffic accident.
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One of Trump's former executives has claimed that the colt had to have part of his hooves amputated when his owner forced him to be exercised over the trainer's objections.
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A year ago, Greg Manteufel experienced the unthinkable when he was forced to have his legs and hands amputated after he contracted a rare blood infection from a dog's lick.
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Authorities are still searching for the people who amputated the troll dick, and according to the Associated Press, they could face a year in prison for environmental crime if caught.
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The Italian skeleton with a knife where his hand should beIn April, Italian anthropologists described the remarkable discovery of a Medieval Italian man who replaced his amputated hand with a knife.
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Herr, himself a climber whose legs were amputated below the knees after he was rescued from a 1982 winter climb, had become head of biomechatronics research at the MIT Media Lab.
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" Braedon, who had both legs amputated when he was 6 months old, has been wearing prostheses since he was a baby, but Elaine says her son doesn't view himself as "disabled.
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"I feel like a sculpture," he said on Monday, gripping a walker, as Gibran Guzman, the program's Munich-trained prosthetic technician, gently wrapped a plaster-soaked bandage around his amputated thigh.
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Other injuries include a man who had all four limbs amputated after eating a dozen crabs, and a man who became infected after he cut his leg on a crab trap.
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Scarlette was diagnosed with undifferentiated high grade spindle cell sarcoma, a type of tissue cancer, and as a result, her left arm was amputated when she was just 10 months old.
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Now, inspired by the prince and with steely determination and self-motivation, Ennis is aiming to be the first woman with a leg amputated above the knee to climb Mount Everest.
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Emergency responders raced to the scene and applied pressure to the leg in hopes to save it -- but the wound proved too severe and it was amputated at a nearby hospital.
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At the center of the drawing is an amputated bust recalling the artist's signature paper cut-outs; it's surrounded by vast whiteness and embellished by a border of Renaissance-inspired drapery.
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Another major challenge will be balancing on one leg and compensating for the amputated leg in snow and on ice—post-holing through deep snow is extremely difficult with a prosthetic.
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Connor subsequently had his left foot and lower leg amputated and is said to be in "good condition" and ready to go back to Northern Virginia, where he will continue treatment.
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After the incident — which involved more than 100 firefighters — at least 15 people were taken to the hospital, with one victim's foot amputated from the dangerous pile-up and collapse, news.com.
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MAN HAS 4 LIMBS AMPUTATED AFTER DOG LICK LEADS TO SEVERE INFECTION, REPORT SAYS But the seemingly harmless treat turned dangerous shortly after the family began their 40-minute trip home.
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Legally blind and suffering from diabetes and hepatitis B, he has had both legs amputated in the last two years Medina, 64, said he needed kidney dialysis three times a week.
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And on this particular day we were shooting on a hospital set and we had as a technical adviser Dr. Kalish, the surgeon that had amputated Jeff's legs in real life.
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Mekailo, who had his left leg amputated when he was a baby, says he was also offered tickets by Perry Farrell, the creator of Lollapalooza ... but Rich went the extra mile.
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He will have to be mindful of frostbite and maintain the hygiene of his amputated leg, as his prosthetic fits over his residual limb and doesn't allow the skin there to breathe.
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Evans established the truth in the initial reports which stated the gravity of this situation that sees Parsons fighting for his life as well as requiring his right leg be partially amputated.
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A couple days later, he noticed a rash and boils on his leg and went to the hospital, where part of his leg was amputated – five days after his trip to Galveston.
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Pierre-Paul, who was playing with the New York Giants at the time of the accident, underwent multiple surgeries and had his right index finger amputated as a result of the explosion.
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"Tombe," which brings a supermarket cashier (Henda Traore), a woman with an amputated leg (Sandra Escudé) and an elderly dance fan (Sylviane Milley, via a projected film) successively onstage, is less coherent.
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Billy Monger, 17, suffered serious leg injuries and had to have both amputated after his F4 car, going 120 mph, collided with another vehicle during a race at Donington Park, ESPN reports.
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At the age of 24, model Lauren Wasser lost her leg when a case of toxic shock syndrome resulted in an infection that caused her to have to have her leg amputated.
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A 10-year-old boy who recently had both his legs amputated got the surprise of a lifetime when spent the weekend with Chi Chi, a golden retriever with four prosthetic paws.
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But Roche, who had her leg amputated in 2001, has seen an improvement in her balance and flexibility since she started using Fitness for Amputees, the world's first fitness app for amputees.
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Mortensen says Miller already underwent emergency surgery on Sunday to "save the leg"-- but he's not sure if that means he's in danger of having the leg amputated ... or just losing functionality.
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As he described it, the impact of the explosion shattered "every bone from the hip down" in his left leg, leaving him with the choice of limited mobility or getting it amputated.
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Gabi underwent a few rounds of chemotherapy until doctors recommended a radical surgery known as rotationplasty: Part of Gabi's leg was amputated and her healthy ankle was used to replace her knee.
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He thought, too, that some younger men, if confronted with cancer as he had been, would probably rather risk their lives with lesser, ineffective treatments than allow their penises to be amputated.
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At one of the company's disposal plants in Yorkshire, there was 350 tons of waste in September, including amputated limbs and toxic waste from cancer treatment — five times over the permitted level.
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Washington (CNN)Take one look at Army veteran Elana Duffy and you'll notice her leg, which was amputated after she sustained major nerve damage in a Humvee crash while serving in Iraq.
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Nike's campaign also features New York Giants wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr. and Shaquem Griffin, a rookie linebacker for the Seattle Seahawks whose left hand was amputated when he was a child.
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Mr. Spicer was truly the perfect mouthpiece for the Trump White House, and, in the same way one might feel phantom pain in an amputated gangrene-ridden arm, he will be missed.
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Chie Yamashita, a 20-year-old university student whose left leg was amputated a decade ago after a car accident, played tennis with a regular prosthetic limb because blades were too expensive.
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One man reportedly had to have his foot amputated—and while the Express reports at least five people were in critical condition, Italian police told Reuters only one person was seriously hurt.
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Both of her hands were significantly damaged, and her left leg had to be amputated above the knee, according to Eric Toschlog, Chief of Trauma and Acute Care Surgery at Vidant Medical Center.
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The researchers implanted a series of electrodes into the part of the brain that controls the monkeys' upper limb, the motor cortex, on either the same or opposite side of the amputated limb.
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Researchers later discovered that axolotls can also absorb oxygen through their skin - making them particularly vulnerable to dirty water - and regenerate amputated limbs and damaged body tissue, creating intense interest in their genes.
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There are no wheelchairs or prosthetics, and when Ji's leg and arm were amputated, the lack of medical resources meant he was given no anaesthetic, during a four and a half hour surgery.
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The young married couple, both of whom lost legs in the bombings (Kensky went on to have her surviving leg amputated as well) also walked the red carpet, alongside their assistance dog, Rescue.
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According to the Good News Network, Victoria's family members, who live in Poland, were first told that both of her legs needed to be amputated, but they insisted there must be another option.
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A GoFundMe page set up to help with Radford's medical expenses says the teen is on a breathing machine at Children s Memorial Hermann Hospital after having part of his left leg amputated.
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" MAN HAS 4 LIMBS AMPUTATED AFTER DOG LICK LEADS TO SEVERE INFECTION, REPORT SAYS The administration said some of the procedures use lasers or "energy-based devices" to "destroy or reshape vaginal tissue.
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Metropolitan Life Insurance Co owes benefits to a man whose leg was amputated after a car accident even though his injury was complicated by his diabetes, a federal appeals court ruled on Wednesday.
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Originally, Spencer had to have one of his back legs amputated after he was hit by a car and found on the side of the road when he was only 5 months old.
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In one incident, a teenager's toes were partially amputated after his foot was crushed in a cell door and authorities waited nearly two hours to transport him to the hospital, the newspaper reported.
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In court, Madsen denied having amputated her limbs and said he dropped her "whole" body into the water, several hours after her death, after having a sleep because he was "tired and exhausted".
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In the premiere, for instance, in addition to dropping in on a tank collector, they go looking for the final resting place of the arm amputated from Stonewall Jackson during the Civil War.
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During a nine-hour procedure, doctors attached a donor organ to a young man whose penis had been amputated three years prior after a botched circumcision that led to a life-threatening infection.
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Through the next two days, doctors at the Nangarhar Regional Hospital in Jalalabad worked around the clock trying to repair mangled limbs, then sometimes amputated them, after finding they could not be saved.
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If [the guy who made tacos from his amputated foot] had cut his liver out and eaten it, it would have tasted very different than the gamey taste he described from his foot.
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He proceeded to kiss her and as she pulled away, "he bit down on her bottom lip with such force that her lip was amputated," 13th Circuit Solicitor Walt Wilkins said in a statement.
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Normally, amputated limbs are incinerated, but maybe someone got cheap or lazy, collected the hands in a bag, and then discarded them on the remote island in hopes no one would be the wiser.
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One of the other American tourists, recent college graduate and dancer Stefanie Schaffer, had to have both of her legs amputated after she sustained "life threatening injuries," her family wrote on a GoFundMe account.
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A 2014 study by UCLA researchers found that people with diabetes in poorer neighborhoods in Los Angeles County were twice as likely to have a foot or leg amputated than those in wealthier areas.
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Both of his legs were amputated below the knees between 2011-2012 due to complications from diabetes ... and in 2014, he revealed that he and his wife were scraping by on his disability checks.
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SAN ANTONIO – A Texas jury convicted a suspect in the slaying of a man who was beaten with baseball bats and dismembered before his amputated and charred limbs were found on a barbecue grill.
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Now we have an image that shows Pierre-Paul in the hospital with a bloody bandage around his hand, taken the day after the explosion that led to his right index finger being amputated.
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While serving as a Coast Guard rescue swimmer 2628 years ago, I contracted a rare, nearly fatal bacterial infection, requiring all four of my limbs to be amputated in order to save my life.
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According to court documents, Rehana struggles with depression, anxiety and separation from her family since she moved to the rehabilitation centre, and has had additional surgery on her legs since they were first amputated.
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The Nike campaign also promotes LeBron James, Serena Williams, NFL receiver Odell Beckham Jr. and Shaquem Griffin, a rookie linebacker for the Seattle Seahawks whose left hand was amputated when he was a child.
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In 2008, on the day that Nott arrived at an M.S.F. hospital in Rutshuru, in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, he found a sixteen-year-old orphan whose arm had been improperly amputated.
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CIVIL WAR BATTLEFIELD DISCOVERY: SURGEON&aposS BURIAL PIT REVEALS SOLDIERS&apos REMAINS, AMPUTATED LIMBS In the film, Roosevelt grabs a railing with his left hand before waving to the massed crowds with his right hand.
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Another woman, wheelchair-bound because both of her legs were amputated, was able, thanks to help from a violence-prevention case workers, to seek a lifetime protective order from a man who repeatedly raped her.
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When retired Marine Corporal Dan Lasko was injured thirteen years ago after his Hummer drove over an IED in Afghanistan, doctors informed him he would need to have his leg amputated from the knee down.
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The 22-year-old defensive tackle's left arm was amputated in the crash -- when his F-250 truck smashed into a concrete barrier on a Miami highway around 1 AM and flipped on its roof.
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Thus began a nightmarish 29 days, during which she underwent 10 surgeries, went septic, nearly died when her kidneys and liver started to shut down, and ultimately had her arm amputated just above the elbow.
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This kind of phantom pain in amputated limbs is a widely observed phenomenon, but for a long time it was thought to be a response to trauma of the "cauterized" nerves in the residual limb.
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The narrative travels alongside Pozzi at moments, and then forgets him entirely to take up the history of the duel and the dandy, Oscar Wilde's trial and the mysterious fate of Bernhardt's amputated right leg.
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The Times's Benjamin Weiser found that in one case in 2019, for example, a woman in a Long Island group home had part of her finger amputated after it became caught in a wheelchair wheel.
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Stickney had been a young distance swimmer with dreams of Olympic glory until a foot ailment forced her to have her left leg amputated below the knee in May 2018, when she was only 20.
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Stickney had been a young distance swimmer with dreams of Olympic glory until a foot ailment forced her to have her left leg amputated below the knee in May 2018, when she was only 20.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British teenager Billy Monger drew plaudits from Formula One and across the world of motorsport on Saturday after finishing third on his F3 debut less than a year after his legs were amputated.
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Pierre-Paul's N.F.L. future had seemed tenuous in the summer of 2015 when his right index finger was amputated and his thumb and middle finger were severely damaged after a Fourth of July fireworks mishap.
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CreditCreditRachel Woolf for The New York Times COLORADO SPRINGS — The last thing Morgan Stickney remembers from before her lower leg was amputated is lying on a hospital gurney waiting for the anesthesia to take hold.
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The Veteran Marine — who survived a helicopter crash in Afghanistan in 2012 that resulted in severe injuries and required more than 40 surgeries — had her left leg amputated above the knee at the end of 2015.
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Manteufel had both feet amputated, then additional surgery to remove more damage, which extended the amputation to just below his kneecaps, according to a GoFundMe page set up to help his family cope during the crisis.
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He was born without a thigh bone in his left leg, and sans a knee and shin in his right, so he had both legs amputated at age two and learned how to adapt without them.
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I was also seven years old when my leg was amputated above the knee, and so I didn't always know that people with disabilities could also be athletes and be part of an endurance sport event.
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Because of where doctors amputated his limbs, the toddler will eventually be able to get prosthetics, but they may never know which bacteria caused his near-death health crisis, because the antibiotics quickly wiped it out.
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"Due to the injuries sustained and despite every effort, Billy has sadly had both lower legs amputated," the FIA sanctioned junior series, the first step on the single-seater ladder after karting, said in a statement.
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Most commonly, we're talking about prolonged bleeding or infection; in very rare cases, though, circumcision has resulted in disfigurement (including a few cases where the glans—or head—of the penis has been amputated) and death.
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Pakistan, which was amputated from India in 1947, then lured by the promise of power and richness coming from the Middle East, has never been able to decide whether its identity is Arab or South Asian.
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And the 18th-century Caribbean sugar trade in Grenada creates many horrors from which to flee, with grisly tortures that range from spiked iron neck collars and amputated hands to surreal punishments that are unspeakably worse.
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Individuals treated at these IHS facilities have mistakenly had their limbs amputated; suicidal patients were abandoned and found dead; one man with mental health ailments and heart conditions was pepper-sprayed to death by hospital security.
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Her leg was not amputated until more than a year later, and the agonizing fight to save it — she endures 17 bouts of surgery in the meantime — propels much of the first half of the book.
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The long skirts covered her wasted right leg, which was eventually amputated, while the loose blouses also gave breathing room to the corsets and braces she wore to sustain her spine after nearly two dozen operations.
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ABRAHAM LINCOLN LETTER MYSTERY &aposALMOST CERTAINLY&apos SOLVED, EXPERTS SAY In addition to the soldiers' remains, 11 amputated limbs were also found in the hastily dug pit, confirming that it was the site of a field hospital.
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"We have successfully demonstrated that learning to use a cortically-controlled brain-machine interface to perform a complex, sequential task is possible in chronically amputated animals," the authors write in the study published yesterday in Nature Communications.
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An Ohio woman says she was in disbelief when she woke up from a 10-day coma to learn that both her legs and arms have been amputated after contracting an intense infection from her dog's saliva.
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As part of a creative good luck message to Team GB Paralympic triathlete Andy Lewis, Pollyanna Hope — a little girl with an amputated leg — has filmed herself performing an awesome dance routine to Lukas Graham's "7 Years".
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Former U.S. Marine Ennis, who had the majority of her left leg amputated following a series of injuries caused by a helicopter crash in Afghanistan, will be honored with the Pat Tillman Award for Service this week.
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For example, one of the most shocking things Jongjit has seen is monks with amputated toes and feet because of diabetes, but the monks had no knowledge of the condition -- many had never even heard of diabetes.
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But then she learned that both of her feet, her left hand and her right ring finger, had been amputated to save her life after it was discovered that she had a deadly blood infection called sepsis.
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Video BOY&aposS SQUEAKY COUGH CAUSED BY WHISTLE STUCK IN HIS THROAT Nearly 45 miles away in West Bend, Greg Manteufel had to have all four limbs amputated after he contracted the bacteria from a dog lick.
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A teen girl, who had her leg amputated after she was attacked by a shark in waist-deep water earlier this month, is speaking out about her hero dad who fought the animal and saved her life.
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The global community of innovators, patients and health care providers at 23D4MD has designed complex prosthetics for patients with missing or amputated limbs and simple solutions inspired by the needs of its own employees who have disabilities.
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I recently met with him to talk about exactly how much of a difference having his leg amputated has made to his ability to run to catch a train, swim, ride a bike, or just stand there.
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Herr describes a potential scenario where a 60-year-old man with painful, arthritic hands can either suffer on, or get them amputated and replaced with bionic hands which are as good as when he was 18.
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Meet HBO's Years and Years, which spent most of its running time depicting the chaos with unflinching exactitude, then blinked at the last possible moment in its attempt to reattach an amputated limb with a Band-Aid.
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Corinne Suter of Switzerland was third, five one-hundredths of a second behind — a remarkable result for a racer who nearly needed to have her right foot amputated last year after blood poisoning that almost went untreated.
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The researchers recruited people with amputations who had been given surgery that reconfigured certain muscle and sensory nerves surrounding the amputated limb, allowing them to control their prosthesis through intuitive brain signals (thoughts) sent to the repurposed nerves.
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Brian Parrott, 50, had part of his right leg amputated in an attempt to save his life from a deadly infection from "flesh-eating" bacteria he contracted after a trip to the beach in Galveston on June 12.
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There was a huge list of things that I would never be able to do because it would throw off my blood sugars — I'd either die of hypoglycemia, or have my legs amputated and go blind from hyperglycemia.
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Some projects are more personal, like collecting every spoon she's used since 2009, while others tell curious and unknown stories, like how a man named Benjamin Waldron was buried beside his amputated leg, which had its own tombstone.
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But that's sufficient time for the electricity to penetrate the skin's surface, risking internal injuries, even to the point of cooking muscle and tissue to the extent that a hand or other limb might need to be amputated.
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Arnu Fourie, a sprinter from South Africa whose left leg was amputated below the knee, regards inspiration as essential to the Paralympic movement; it is, along with courage, determination and equality, considered a core value of the movement.
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" Defiantly using male pronouns in a piece about the trans actress Laverne Cox, Williamson wrote, "Regardless of the question of whether he has had his genitals amputated, Cox is not a woman, but an effigy of a woman.
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A man who had his penis partially amputated due to cancer may have received a new lease on his love life after undergoing the first successful penis transplant in United States history, doctors in Massachusetts announced on Monday.
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While no one is hounding for the return of horrible jobs, like loblolly boy (an unfortunate soul who's entire purpose was to dispose of amputated limbs) or pigeon trainer, bringing back these roles would definitely make life better.
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In 2007, the most recent year for which I could find data, 738 Arkansans had some part of a foot or leg amputated due to diabetes, and the trends for diabetes and amputation trends have only worsened since.
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FLESH-EATING BACTERIA IN RAW OYSTERS KILL FLORIDA MAN, HEALTH OFFICIALS SAY She tried tablets, creams and even maggots to get rid of the infection, but after months of agony Czernozukow agreed to have it amputated above the knee.
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Other male skeletons found at the site were buried with their arms by their sides, but T US 380 had his right arm placed across his torso, and a knife blade with the butt aligned with his amputated wrist.
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The athlete specifically noted the emotional number that he danced during week four of the competition, alongside pro partner Emma Slater, in honor of his handicapped father who had both of his legs amputated as a result of Diabetes.
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Specialists have been treating five to eight new patients with amputated limbs a month this year, up from three to four a month last year, said Luis Sauceda, a doctor specialized in medical rehabilitation in the Guanajuato Rehabilitation Center.
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Greg Manteufel loved riding his Harley motorcycle but might not be able to ride it again after his limbs had to be amputated after he got a blood infection which doctors believe he contracted after a dog licked him.
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An Indiana girl has undergone six surgeries and was forced to have her fingers and toes amputated after suffering severe burns when a candle set a sofa on fire in a neighboring apartment which then spread to her home.
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Another is a case in which a 60-year-old man was excluded from the country over an amputated leg, "even though the man had adult children who were able and willing to support him," according to the citation.
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The 29-year-old Australian feared her lower left arm might have to be amputated after the injury in Rome and an old Achilles problem further hampered her preparations for her title defense at the Rio de Janeiro Games.
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"It's not a word that we like to hear," said the Team U.S.A. swimmer Jessica Long, who has won 23 medals across four Paralympics after having both her legs amputated below the knee at the age of 18 months.
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All of this life, this tumbling movement — it kept me engaged and distracted, kept me from the shadow of the wheelchair in the hall, pill bottles lined up like gravestones, the stump at her shoulder from her amputated arm.
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He rued that players like Stuart Robinson, a Royal Air Force corporal who had both legs amputated after his vehicle was hit by a roadside bomb in Afghanistan, may no longer be able to compete at the Paralympic Games.
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The ad profiles 3 people -- a boy who had hundreds of seizures a day that were not abated by traditional medicine, a man addicted to opioids, and a veteran who was in severe pain after his leg was amputated.
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It was a family vacation cycling outing in New York that left the Belgian airline executive with the most severe injuries of anyone who survived this week&aposs terrorist truck attack — her legs so badly mangled they had to be amputated.
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Well, they're going to need a system in place before speaking with Jerome Brudos, another real-life serial killer, who is obsessed with keeping souvenirs from his victims, including plaster-cast amputated breasts, which were used as paperweights before his capture.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The second anniversary of a militant attack in Belgium in which 32 people died brings back painful memories for Walter Benjamin, whose right leg was partially amputated because he was caught in a bomb blast at the airport.
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The octogenarian fell while fleeing an army raid on his home town in May and injured his leg, which had to be amputated two months later, said a spokesman for his son, former militant leader Government Ekpemupolo, known as Tompolo.
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A 48-year-old man with a history of good health and who has spent his life around dogs was forced to have all of his limbs amputated after contracting a rare blood infection that likely came from his own pooch.
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According to ABC7, Liam – who was born without a fibula and had his right leg amputated below the knee when he was 1 – was enjoying the day at Crystal Cove State Beach in Orange County Sunday morning with his family.
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The Cardinals figure to receive another jolt of energy when Hall-of-Famer Lou Brock, who had his left leg amputated in the offseason, throws out the ceremonial first pitch Monday prior to the club's home opener versus the Milwaukee Brewers.
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As a physician on the frontlines of an overlooked epidemic, I've seen countless patients who have had no choice but to have their limbs surgically amputated because they didn't have access to the clinical interventions that could have saved their legs.
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Even more recently, Paralympic jumper Markus Rehm was actually denied a bid for the 2016 Olympics in Rio because it was unclear whether or not those carbon fiber blades [used for his amputated right leg] actually gave him an unfair advantage.
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Deborah Zwaschka-Blansfield was told by the nursing home where she was staying that she was to be discharged despite still needing services like physical therapy that the home provided after the lower half of her left leg was amputated.
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And Valeria Richter, a Danish producer, said that she had been stopped four times on her way into Gus Van Sant's "The Sea of Trees" — and that she had opted for flats because part of her left foot had been amputated.
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On upper body days, the 24-year-old, who had his hand amputated at 4 years old due to a congenital birth defect, says he would wear a prosthetic to do exercises like pull-ups, rows and 225-pound bench presses.
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" The pain of being torn from her roots, she wrote, stayed with her throughout her life "as the stump of an amputated leg causes a man to say, 'My foot hurts'; and yet he knows there is no foot to hurt.
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Six weeks after Deborah Zwaschka-Blansfield had the lower half of her left leg amputated, she received some news from the nursing home where she was recovering: Her insurance would no longer pay, and it was time to move on.
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An American woman who survived a deadly tour boat explosion in the Bahamas remained in critical condition Monday -- and the family of the dancer and recent college graduate made the grim announcement both her legs had to be amputated after the blast.
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"I saw him being walked and he had his little cast on, so I stopped to see how he was doing and they said he was going to have his leg amputated on Wednesday because the owners couldn't afford the surgery," she said.
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For years, Kolfage, who now lives in Miramar, Florida, in a specially adapted house donated by the Sinise foundation, has traveled the country sharing his story and advocating for veterans and children whose limbs were amputated as a result of wartime injuries.
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Plus, Sundquist, who had his left leg amputated at age 9 as part of his treatment for a rare bone cancer, used to be embarrassed about his one leg — he would never have crafted a costume to highlight it as a teen.
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But shortly after starting physical therapy, Hollar began to experience so much pain that he went back to the ER again, which is when doctors realized the true extent of Hollar's injury and informed him his leg would need to be amputated.
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But she also wants to be strong in case she's eventually able to have an operation on one of her thigh bones -- the one amputated nearly to the hip -- to let her walk well with prostheses for the first time since her accident.
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For instance, there's the man who chose to have his left leg amputated below the knee, the woman who blinded herself by pouring drain cleaner in her eyes, and the woman who intentionally impaired her hearing out of a desire to become deaf.
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When Gardner found out the puppy, now named Lucky, would have to have his defective paw amputated, she asked the breeder if she could raise the puppy herself, so she could train the canine to be a therapy dog at a local school.
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She says she was offered ice but no one called for an ambulance, so she had to call a friend to pick her up and take her to the ER. Christina says her right toe became gangrenous, and eventually needed to be amputated.
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Penises can turn blue or black due to lack of circulation and there could be tissue death, as was the case with a man in Honduras who had his necrotized penis amputated after it was stuck in a bottle for four days.
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Dr. Maxime Menard, chief radiographer at the Cochin Hospital in Paris, is a victim of his devotion to the wounded, having just had the index finger of his left hand amputated as a result of the ravages caused by the X-rays.
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His leg was, indeed, sawed off (both, actually – one amputated, the other severed so his body could be stuffed into a steamer trunk) after he suffered a self-inflicted shotgun wound after what was then the largest armored car heist in American history.
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That these situations are generally less baroque than in past seasons — fairly straightforward hijackings and shootouts, with no one being thrown from a hospital window or waking up to an amputated hand — will be either an improvement or disappointment depending on your taste.
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"There is no difference between one leg and two legs in terms of football because it is the same rules," added the father-of-three who has played the game since his lower right leg was amputated a few inches below his knee.
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His right leg was amputated above the knee in early 2016, and he described his difficulties on a webpage on which he raised money for a procedure called osseointegration, which fuses a titanium rod directly into the bone to attach to a prosthesis.
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Netflix pitched eight films to awards voters this year, including two that received nominations for best animated film: "Klaus," a hand-drawn holiday story that triumphed at the BAFTAs, Britain's equivalent of the Oscars, and "I Lost My Body," about an amputated hand.
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And while there is a thematic anxiety, in this debut, about voice and speech that alludes to the story of the Tower of Babel (characters threaten to remove one another's vocal cords, a tongue is amputated), the forces in play are decidedly earthly.
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BRUSSELS, March 21 (Reuters) - The second anniversary of a militant attack in Belgium in which 32 people died brings back painful memories for Walter Benjamin, whose right leg was partially amputated because he was caught in a bomb blast at the airport.
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Mr. Briles sued for defamation — he dropped the suit just before the text messages were released — accusing Baylor of making a "scapegoat" of him, perhaps to make a case that the problem had been solved, like a limb amputated before gangrene has spread.
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For years, patients with phantom limbs were told the phenomenon was "all in their head," but now, research suggests up to 80 percent of people who have had an arm or leg amputated report a feeling of a body part that isn't there.
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Loren Krytzer has been living in a friend's shack in Leona Valley, California, after struggling for years since he was in a major car accident in that lead to his left foot being amputated and put an end to his career as a carpenter.
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The married 269-year-old father of two children and recipient of the Purple Heart — his legs and right arm were amputated as a result of a rocket attack during his second tour in Iraq — has been fine-tuning his public image for years.
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The Miami Dolphins defensive tackle, who recently lost his arm in a rollover car crash, gave fans a look inside his new reality on Wednesday, as he showed his amputated limb in a video posted to his joint YouTube account with his girlfriend Kira.
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"His leg was amputated because he could not gain immediate access to hospital and treatment after the injury because of the lock down after and during the period of the invasion," he said, referring to a search of his community by the army hunting Tompolo.
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Although the bullet remains in his spine (doctors say it's best for the cat's health to leave it alone) and his tail needed to be amputated, Roger continues to improve by kitty leaps and bounds since his arrival at Naples Cat Alliance in September.
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Among its illustrious members are the likes of Teddy Roosevelt, Walter Cronkite, and Peter Freuchen—the Danish explorer of the Arctic, who amputated his own damn toes after they become frostbitten and walked around the rest of his life with an actual peg leg.
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He tried a week after Jamie and Sara left, on a Sunday evening, guiding the car into the cobweb-raftered garage at the back of his house and running a length of amputated garden hose from the exhaust pipe in through the driver's window.
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Speaking on Tuesday afternoon, Dr. Chiampas said his department had treated 15 patients with weather-related complaints in the previous 36 hours, including one who had a finger amputated because of frostbite — a much higher number than is typical for this time of year.
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He also offered a series of anecdotes — including one in which he described how he stuffed a towel in his mouth to muffle screams as he received pain-easing shots in the bottoms of his feet, and once almost needed to have a leg amputated.
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The late actor had been dealing with health issues in recent years, particularly in 19833, when he said his right leg had been amputated following an infection in his leg due to complications from peripheral artery disease, according to a 2014 interview with the National Inquirer .
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Though Jennings earned a full scholarship to Pittsburgh University to play for their football team, he received a phone call at the age of 19 during his time there about his father having to get his leg amputated, which resulted in him moving closer to home.
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There is much throughout about the human body, and its encounters with life and mortality: a 17th-century Flemish surgeon writes to and nurtures his amputated leg; an 18th-century woman sends letters to the Holy Roman Emperor requesting that her father's body be returned for burial.
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Doctors said this Massachusetts man was recovering well after undergoing the first penis transplant in the U.S. Thomas Manning, whose penis was amputated several years ago to remove a rare cancer, said he hoped his case would help reassure other men with genital injuries, especially veterans.
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Kai's been unable to venture far from his Crawler on account of a having an amputated leg—nothing he suffered on Far Eden, but a condition he brought with him from Earth, where some Terrible Disease or Something has ravaged the population, necessitating this extreme relocation program.
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"The Mad Doctor's Operation" (1974), a collaboration between Peter Saul and Clayton Bailey, depicts a disastrous operating room scene with two doctors — one blindfolded, the other with serious optical issues of his own — looming over an androgynous, partially amputated and eviscerated body, butcher knife in hand.
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CreditCreditJustin Kaneps for The New York Times Six weeks after Deborah Zwaschka-Blansfield had the lower half of her left leg amputated, she received some news from the nursing home where she was recovering: Her insurance would no longer pay, and it was time to move on.
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Amos, 31, was born with what is called amniotic band syndrome, which occurs when the fetus is tangled in string-like bands in the womb and its development is affected—limbs can be amputated in-utero and babies can be born with cleft palates and other deformities.
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He first learned of his diabetes when he was 17 — complications of the disease had killed his father — but did not face the condition directly until a foot infection in the mid-1990s led doctors to tell him that he might need to have his leg amputated.
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" WATCH THIS: Dancer, 22, Has Legs Amputated After Boat Explosion in Bahamas: It Will Be a 'Lifelong Struggle' Her Facebook post also detailed that plates and glassware were allegedly smashed all over the ship's floor, and that a lotto machine fell on one woman, which resulted in "blood everywhere.
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When Rahab Wanjau, a 30-year-old woman from Canada, recently had to have her left leg amputated, she was shocked to find out that she only had two color options to choose from when she was picking out her prosthetic, and neither was a match for her skin.
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After a 5-year-old Ohio boy had his feet amputated in 1990 due to an injury he suffered from falling off a riding mower operated by his father, the US Consumer Product Safety Commission called for children under 10 to never ride on, or play near, such equipment.
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Griffin — whose twin brother Shaquill also played for UCF and is now a cornerback for the Seattle Seahawks — was born with a congenital birth defect that affected his ability to use his left hand and had the extremity amputated when he was a child because of extreme pain.
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Read more:Erin Brockovich reveals how she protects herself against contaminated water in America and abroadA deadly fungal infection called candida auris is spreading across the globe, and no one knows how to stop itA woman's limbs were amputated after her dogs licked her and gave her a bacterial infection.
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KUALA LUMPUR (Reuters) - A 11-year-old Malaysian boy, who suffered alleged abuse at an Islamic school so bad that his legs had to be amputated, died on Wednesday, state news agency Bernama reported, in a case that has sparked a public outcry in the Muslim-majority country.
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I was fascinated by the chance to meet the figure at the center of an enduring New Mexico mystery — in 1997, the right foot of a statue honoring the state's founder, a tyrannical conquistador, was amputated and stolen — but sources had led me on wild goose chases before.
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But on the morning Miller's arm was going to be amputated, just below the elbow, a dozen friends and family members packed into a 236-foot-long corridor between the burn unit and the elevator, just to catch a glimpse of him as he was rolled to surgery.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Nine-year-old Daisy-May Demetre, whose legs were amputated due to a birth defect, will become the first double amputee to walk the runway in Paris Fashion Week on Friday, when she will model for children's wear label Lulu et Gigi inside the Eiffel Tower.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Nine-year-old Daisy-May Demetre, whose legs were amputated due to a birth defect, will become the first double amputee to walk the runway in Paris Fashion Week on Friday, when she will model for children's wear label Lulu et Gigi inside the Eiffel Tower.
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At the center of the biennial's thesis is an exact replica of the bronze foot amputated from the Juan de Oñate monument in Alcalde, a town north of Santa Fe. In 22016, two anonymous people cut off the right foot of a recently erected monument to the conquistador.
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" In 1950, in the the journal Transactions of the American Neurological Association, Boston surgeon A. Price Heusner described an elderly man whose penis was "accidentally traumatized and amputated" and had an occasional "painless but always erect penile ghost whose appearances were neither provoked nor provokable by sexual phantasies.
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