He had them reattached, but developed venous congestion, which can quickly lead to loss of blood supply to the reattached area.
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They had detached and reattached duck cloth to their gowns.
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Not only was the organ reattached, but it was completely functional.
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He had a couple of fingers that had to be reattached.
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Once the cargo is loaded, the nose is reattached for flight.
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Previous splinters from UMNO have eventually reattached themselves to the party.
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Fact is ... dreadlocks can be reattached in a number of ways.
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They rushed LiLo to an ER, where a plastic surgeon reattached it.
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The original chip would be reattached to the phone with a harness.
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Police retrieved the organ in a field, and a surgeon successfully reattached it.
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Tyler Hughes had his arm reattached in a 9.5-hour surgery in January.
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After a cleaning, the stunning piece is reattached and becomes a tiara again.
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Doctors reattached the toddler's toe and Kenzie was in stable condition on Monday.
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They also remove excess blood from severed body parts that have been reattached.
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Police retrieved the penis in a field, and a surgeon successfully reattached it.
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The man was taken to a nearby hospital, where his tongue was reattached.
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The matador underwent emergency surgery and had the portion of the scalp successfully reattached.
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She was placed into a medically induced coma, and surgeon reportedly reattached her arm.
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The bite was so bad, Joel says his middle finger needed to be surgically reattached.
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Then in an eye blink, his foot detached from the bag and reattached to it.
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With three tiny sutures, Deschamps-Braly reattached the scalp, moved slightly forward, to her skull.
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We have to get reattached to what we were when we were at our best.
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In the previous instance, the head had been found nearby and reattached to the sculpture.
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The other was a chromosome translocation, in which a chromosome reattached itself to the wrong chromosome.
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But Shull received a new type of surgery that reattached her own foot at the knee.
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The healthy part of the lower leg is rotated 180 degrees and reattached to the femur.
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I noticed that when I detached and reattached the screen, the operation was quieter and surer.
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She said she was rushed to a hospital, where the bone was reattached to her hand.
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It was later recovered by police and reattached, successfully, after he underwent nine hours of surgery.
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His finger couldn't be reattached, so a new tip was sewn on using skin from his hand.
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Still, New Coke was a success because it revitalized the brand and reattached the public to Coke.
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Once the hack is complete, the rubber base can be reattached, leaving behind no evidence of tampering.
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It bears rough weld-marks showing where it had been cut into more transportable pieces and later reattached.
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His fingers were able to be saved and reattached, but it is unknown if they will function properly.
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As he quietly reattached it, Negroponte managed half a turn before hitting the flat surface of the table.
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He had a section of diseased tissue removed in January, and then had his intestines reattached in April.
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Essentially, the lower part of the leg is reattached backward so that the ankle functions as a knee.
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Surgeons reattached it to her husband, John Wayne Bobbitt, during an operation that took more than nine hours.
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For sure, it couldn't be reattached—but that's what you get when you try to outrun the Zeta cartel.
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His wife was transported to Bellevue Hospital where she remains in stable condition after surgeons successfully reattached her arm.
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Surgeons successfully reattached his penis, and Bobbitt soon figured out that he hadn't lost his ability to perform sexually.
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I kept the details at the bottoms of the shins and reattached them to the new bottom with velcro.
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Finally, after losing a third of his blood volume, and undergoing a nine-hour surgical procedure, John's penis was reattached.
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Simplicity: the screen detaches from the body to become a tablet, then can be reattached for the traditional clamshell design.
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The aim is to eventually return the head to its place in the Crusader's coffin, although it cannot be reattached.
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I walked them down to my room and unplugged the Sanyo, reattached the speakers and handed over my prized possession.
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Even though it had been artfully reattached, the idea of toothy-faced things near my head set off alarm bells.
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But reviewers' names could be reattached when it is time for performance appraisals, giving their bosses proof of the extra work.
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The company reattached the lines and was able to move the boat about 150-feet before the tide became too low.
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Although the broken arm was eventually mended and reattached, the statue remained outside, exposed to rain, ice, hail, wind and vandals.
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The mission's doctor, Roy Walford, reattached it, but he later decided she needed to go to a hospital for more surgery.
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Whenever a harasser resurfaces, his victims' names are publicly reattached to him, the things he did reanimated and trotted back out.
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Her ankle sits in the location of where her knee would be, since her lower leg was reattached to her thighbone.
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Doctors reattached the tip, and Choi redirected his focus, landing a part-time job at a golf course two years later.
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My only connection with needle and thread is an occasional sock that needs mending or a button that has to be reattached.
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"I basically had to have everything reattached: my hamstring, my cartilage, A.C.L., L.C.L. and just different tissues in my knee," Simon said.
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My parents had to rush me to the ER on Christmas morning, and I had to get many stitches to get everything reattached.
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The lead plaintiff in the case wanted relief from the out-of-network bill he received after he had his thumb reattached there.
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We've had multiple rounds of playground-related stitches, and a reattached fingertip after one incident with the neighbor's bushes and electric garden shears.
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Photos of the same area taken on Monday (after Wagoner's arrest) obtained by Business Insider showed chain-link fencing reattached to its poles.
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It was quickly reattached with a strong adhesive, but the glue left a gap between the face and the beard, the conservator said.
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It makes them into paintings within paintings, or like shadows peeled up off the ground and reattached to the objects that cast them.
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Joe bleeds uncontrollably while Jasper explains that if Joe can stop the bleeding, he'll have around 12 hours to get his fingertip reattached.
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He had removed the top to get the coins in and then reattached it so that you couldn't tell it had been altered.
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Plus, a button needs to be reattached on my blouse, and all of my mom's attempts to teach me to sew have been unsuccessful.
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The F.D.A. has approved leeches for draining blood, for example using them to remove excess blood from severed body parts that have been reattached.
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Those include a male victim undergoing surgery to have his nose reattached and a female victim who was wounded close to her heart, Whitney said.
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The beard of the 3,300-year-old mask fell off under mysterious circumstances and was clumsily reattached, potentially causing further damage to the prized artifact.
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I got rocked in the back of my head and had something called internal decapitation where basically my skull and spine detached and reattached instantaneously.
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"They always just focused on it …" — as in her husband's detached and reattached and then, a couple of years later, surgically kind-of enlarged penis.
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So the possibility that such granular medical data might be reattached to study participants' identities in the hands of unknown third parties cannot be ruled out.
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Because he's still 25, Liz is using her insurance to get him surgery to repair a botched operation that poorly removed and reattached his right ear.
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Bearer says his junk was NOT reattached ... instead, he says he's experienced more of a regeneration downstairs and is still able to perform in the bedroom.
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After finishing her take, Ronda said she was rushed to the hospital where her bone and tendon was reattached to her finger with a plate and screws.
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A cat lantern fell off one of the pedicabs ahead of us, but was rescued and reattached unscathed, a testament to the durability of the lanterns' construction.
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Those straps can be removed and reattached on the opposite sides so it goes from a right- to left-shouldered bag, but this process is a bit cumbersome.
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It was his third operation; now, with his retina reattached, he may be able to see for a distance of three to five feet, according to Dr. Natarajan.
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Detaching waistbands from trousers and shorts, slicing a deep V into coats and jackets at the nape of the neck, she reattached and suspended the elements using Velcro tabs.
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Then, buildings must be reattached to the grid, where the individual pipes have snapped, the power lines have fallen, or the building's own internal systems failed during the catastrophic shaking.
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So until we see some evidence of an actual head transplant where a spine is completely severed and reattached on something other than raw meat, we're going to remain skeptical.
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Then, attackers briefly booted the PC each night to confirm they reattached the hard drive correctly, and allow the malware they put in with the documents to be properly dropped.
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The British Museum confirmed in October that a caterer had accidentally knocked the thumb off the Townley Venus, a 2,000-year-old marble statue; the thumb has since been reattached.
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Tears to the distal tendon, which connects the biceps muscle to the elbow, are more rare but usually result in greater disability and need to be reattached with a surgical procedure.
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The right side of his head was visibly shrunken; the piece of his skull that had been removed after the attack would be reattached later on a return visit to Lincoln.
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He also talked to major players from law enforcement, the surgical team that reattached John's penis, reporters who covered the story, witnesses at Lorena's trial, and both Bobbitts' lawyers weaving the narrative.
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Tourists took photos of museum employees as they reattached the blue-and-gold beard using an insoluble epoxy resin that left a visible ring of glue around the edge of the beard.
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It was briefly called Spezzacchio — a wordplay that roughly means Broken One — because its branches had to be cut off before it was transported to Rome and then were reattached with nails.
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But even though Democrats have been making an aggressive, last-minute push to get the amendment reattached, lawmakers have stopped short in saying they would oppose the entire water package over the issue.
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Last, a separate piece of hardware, Tethers Unlimited's MakerSat, will extrude a beam some 10-20 meters long, which will be inspected by the parent satellite, then detached and reattached to demonstrate its robustness.
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Enter the Royce Fly Belt (MSRP, $75), which solves that problem with a metal belt buckle that can be easily detached from the leather belt before walking through detectors, then reattached on the other side.
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"After a break in the action I told our director the situation and was rushed via ambulance to the hospital where they promptly reattached my bone and tendon with a plate and screws," she added.
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Scott Dressel, the public information officer for the Highlands County Sheriff's Office, told BuzzFeed News he believed the man's testicles were taken to the hospital with him, but he was not aware if they had been reattached.
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The electronics of Glass have also been made modular in the shape of a so-called Glass Pod, which can be detached and reattached to Glass-compatible frames, which can include things like safety goggles and prescription glasses.
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The patient's retina was successfully reattached, but the doctors warned that CrossFitters and other gym-goers who use resistance bands should consider wearing protective eye gear or, at least, regularly replacing worn bands to avoid damaging more healthy eyeballs.
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When the 144-ton boat arrived at its current spot in Munich 48 hours later, they reattached the two pieces, added a couple of bars, and invited restaurants serving vegan snacks, fusion baos, crepes and vegetable curry to open stands.
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The 13-year-old was diagnosed with life-threatening bone cancer, went through treatment for dozens of tumors in her lungs as a result of metastatic disease and even underwent a rotationplasty surgery to amputate her leg and had it reattached – backwards.
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I removed and reattached the bottom part of the clamp so it could just barely be slipped around the wall, but then the screw wouldn't reach the bottom surface of the desk, so I had to fill the gap with a book.
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The brutal decision wrestler Andrew Johnson was forced to make didn't have to end the way it did, because dreadlocks can be reattached ... but not in his case, because we've learned all the hair that was cut off was thrown in a dumpster.
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She initially thought she "jammed her fingers" and finished the take, Rousey wrote, before she shared what happened with the episode's director and was rushed via ambulance to a hospital where doctors reattached her bone and tendon to her finger with a plate and screws.
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There, she said as she drove us around in her Kia on a recent afternoon, was the hospital where surgeons reattached John Wayne Bobbitt's penis after she cut it off with a kitchen knife as he slept on the night of June 21990, 225.
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To find out, they first applied vibrations to the biceps, triceps, and pectoralis muscles of six test subjects—sites where nerves that previously led to the subjects' lower arms had been reattached—and asked them to mirror the perceived movement of their missing hands with their remaining ones.
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The screen (6 million pixels with 260 ppi on the 15,; 23 ppi on the 13) still detaches with the press of a button and can be used alone or flipped around, reattached, and then folded down on top of the keyboard to an angled "Studio Mode" for drawing.
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They found it, put it on ice in a Big Bite hot dog box from a nearby 21994-Eleven and rushed it to the hospital where in a nine-and-a-half-hour feat of urological and plastic surgery it was reattached and restored to (almost) full function.
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"I had no training to use the machine and was asked to operate it one day," said the 28-year-old, who made parts for Ranee Polymers, supplying to Honda Motor Co and Yamaha Motor Co. Doctors reattached his hand, but after 2500 months and three operations it remains near-paralyzed.
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Russian Man Volunteers For First Human Head TransplantIn news that is so weird, you almost won't believe it, a Russian man has volunteered to be the…Read more ReadSo far, Dr. Canavero claims that he has had success with various animals, including a dog that was able to walk again after having its spinal cord reattached.
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After police officers famously found his severed penis in a grassy lot across from a 7-Eleven in Manassas, Va., and doctors reattached it that same night in an intricate, nine-hour procedure, the absurdity and improbability of the incident naturally sparked interest from the media and the general public, and Bobbitt seemed happy to indulge that interest.
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On June 7873, 1993, Bobbitt (who now goes by her maiden name, Gallo) took a kitchen knife to her husband John Wayne Bobbitt's penis, setting off a media maelstrom that touched on everything from gender inequality to domestic violence to immigration to medical miracles (police found Bobbitt's severed organ and it was successfully reattached following a nine-hour procedure).
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Freak accident, first take of the day a boat door fell on my hand, I thought I just jammed my fingers so I finished the take before looking (I know it sounds crazy, but I'm used to live audiences and never showing pain unless I'm supposed to) after a break in the action I told our director the situation and was rushed via ambulance to the hospital where they promptly reattached my bone and tendon with a plate and screws.
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