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ccrn	04-13-2005 10:26

What was he doing with an M-80 in his mouth?

I always ask-

swatsurgeon

04-13-2005 12:13

Wrong Answer: simulating an iraqi RPG attack so we/I can learn form his injuries and better educate on this board...

Correct Answer: playing chicken

NOTE: the Wrong answer is not intended to make light of any action occuring during warfare

ccrn	04-13-2005 20:49

By always asking I mean the pt when they come in. I hear some amazing answers (as do you).

Playing chicken as in lighting the M-80, putting it in his mouth, then putting it out or unloading it quick enough to not get hurt? Good God.

I leaned from this thread so thanks Doc. Ive seen plenty of blunt force trauma to the head but not blast injuries yet-

JAGeorgia

04-14-2005 07:13

Quote:

Originally Posted by swatsurgeon

I'm sure many of you have received some training in the South. My guess would have been a local favorite..."Hey Bubba, watch this!" Sadly that is too often more truth than humor. :mad:

Outstanding reconstruction work on this fellow. How did you close the 4cm gap in the mandible? Bone graft?

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