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Fiamberti’s transorbital technique involved accessing the frontal lobe through the eye socket by using a long, pointed instrument. This development allowed doctors to carry out these disturbing procedures in 10 minutes, as you can see in the video below.This is absolutely not for the faint of heart.
(via Reddit)It blows my mind to think of the suffering that occurred at the hands of these doctors, who undoubtedly thought that they were medical pioneers. Patients essentially had their personalities erased because physicians and psychiatrists couldn’t be bothered to help them.Are Shem and Melchisedec the Same Person? – Hebrews Pastor Melissa Scott, Ph.D.
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This Old Video Is A Tutorial For One Seriously Disturbing Procedure
It’s a little hard to follow, but here’s a transcript of the video’s text for your reference:
Drilling a pin-hole through scalp and skull, 4 cm. to right of middle line, well in front of Rolandic fissure. After penetrating the skull with the grooved drill, stilette and blunt, hollow needle are inserted along the track. On reaching cavity of Lateral Ventricle, cerebrospinal fluid appears. Cisternal or Sub-Occipital puncture. Needle inserted immediately above 2nd cervical spine, pencil in patient’s ear to guide aim of needle. Lumbar Puncture Needle inserted between L4 and L5 laminae, just to right of middle line.
Watch it all unfold in the video below.
(source HuntleyFilmArchives)
I have a headache just from watching that. This is yet another reason why I’m grateful to be alive in 2016.
You Need To See How This Teen Documented His Battle With Cancer. So Moving.
In 2013, Michael Tatalovich was diagnosed with a rare bone cancer called Ewing’s Sarcoma. Using his Instagram account, he shared his experience battling cancer with the world. At first, he only took the pictures to keep his friends and family up to date on his condition. Shortly after that, he realized that his decision to document his journey meant a lot to complete strangers. Tatalovich’s decision to show the ups and downs really shines a light on what it’s like to go through what he did. Looking at the photographs can be emotionally draining, but it’s important to understand what someone in his situation goes through. Take a look.
Tatalovich early on in his treatment.
In the hospital.
His hair loss as a result of chemo.
Gotta stay positive…and warm.
His hospital wristband.
A massive scar from a surgery.
Tatalovich resting.
One of the amazing portraits that bravely show the fragile state his body was in.
Another.
A beautifully shot image that captures the support he received from friends and family.
Hanging out.
Tatalovich and friends.
Tatalovich and a furry friend.
Part of the treatment.
Tatalovich as the homecoming king.
(via PetaPixel)
What a journey. Tatalovich was able to beat cancer and now lives a normal life as a college student. While he no longer has to deal with the illness, paying the medical bills is still a huge struggle. You can help him out by donating to his Go Fund Me.
Read more: http://viralnova.com/teen-documents-battle-with-cancer/