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|    Pressure cooker whistle shoots off, lodg    |
|    18 Feb 21 11:04:13    |
      XPost: alt.gossip.celebrities, alt.politics.democrats.d, sac.general       XPost: alt.rush-limbaugh       From: jim.acosta@cnn.com              WARNING: GRAPHIC IMAGES BELOW       An Indian woman is blinded in one eye after the whistle attached       to a pressure cooker shot off the cooking device and lodged into       her skull.              The horrific accident happened as Munda Birsi, 57, was making a       meal with her pressure cooker on Sept. 4. She set the cooker on       the gas stove in her home and went outside to cut hay, according       to SWNS.              The woman, who could not hear the whistle screaming over the hay-       cutter, went back inside roughly an hour later to remove the       cooker from the stovetop. As she did, the steam reportedly       caused the whistle to burst and shoot into her face. The nearly       3-inch object pierced “the skull bone separating her eyes from       her brain,” per SWNS.              Birsi was rushed to a local hospital where a CT scan revealed       the whistle was jammed into her skull near her brain. The object       was lodged so deeply it was not fully visible from the outside,       photos show.              Dr. Ashish Joy Soren with Bhagwan Mahavir Medica Super       Speciality Hospital in Jharkhand, India, told SWNS the surgery       to remove the whistle from the woman’s eye was difficult.              To start, doctors had to “release adhesions around the whistle       and ensure that no bleeding should occur while extricating the       metallic object. We had kept backup plans if blood would spurt,”       he said. "It was a bit difficult to pull out the whistle as       vigorous maneuver would damage the surrounding tissues. We       gently pulled the whistle and packed the wound opening with the       gauze pieces.”              "The surgery was successful and we could save the life of woman,       though her left eye could not be saved,” he added.              Birsi was released from the hospital on Saturday, a day after       the operation to remove the whistle.              https://www.foxnews.com/health/pressure-cooker-whistle-skull                      --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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