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Ove dve neverovatne fotografije snimio je tim američkih vojnih hirurga prilikom intervencije na teško povređenom afganistanskom vojniku kome je metak kalibra 14,5mm izvađen iz lobanje...
 http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2011/09/01/afgh.....-survived/
Citat:A U.S. military doctor removed a live round of ammunition from the head of an Afghan soldier in an unusual and harrowing surgery.
Doctors say a 14.5 millimeter unexploded round — more than 2 inches long — was removed from the scalp of an Afghan National Army soldier at the Bagram Air Field hospital last month.
 Citat:When the Afghan soldier, in his 20s, arrived at the base, doctors thought it was shrapnel or the spent end of some sort of round, said Lt. Col. Anthony Terreri, a radiologist deployed from Wilford Hall Medical Center at Lackland Air Force Base in Texas. But as he reviewed a CAT scan of the soldier, he realized it was a much bigger problem.
He immediately went to inform neurosurgeon Maj. John Bini, also of Lackland. Bini had the operating room evacuated; the surrounding hallways were secured, and he and anesthesiologist, Maj. Jeffrey Rengel, put on body armor for the surgery.
Bini and Rengel were joined in the operating room by a member of a bomb disposal team. And after Bini removed the round from the patient's head, the bomb technicians took it away.
The patient, who officials did not identify by name, is continuing to improve, the Air Force statement said.
Source: AP
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