Medical science really is something else. How were they able save that shit. What would amaze me more is if it's fully functional afterwards. That's probably hoping for too much though he should be ok will not having a club foot for life.
Actually, injuries that are predominantly skin... aren't difficult. Missing pieces altogether is a challenge and 'crush' injuries are the most difficult repairs.
Just call me flat-footed Freddie.
The 6 million dollar foot. Well that's what they charged his insurance.
This guy is dead allready. Look at the floor. Is that how a surgery look like? I think this is more a quick fix up for the mortuary.
Somebody called the toe truck.
Moped fetish.
He'll be okay. Can somebody give him a ride back to the Home Depot parking lot? And I'm only paying him for half a day's work.
Skewed and ready for the grill. How to save them? Put in a ziplock baggy and refrigerate. Left overs should be consumed within 1 week.
Never kick an operating lawnmower.
Looks like he got into a bit of a "toe jam".
Bet them doctors are pretty good at playing with Lego's also.
Actually, injuries that are predominantly skin... aren't difficult. Missing pieces altogether is a challenge and 'crush' injuries are the most difficult repairs.
He will have those titanium pins for about a year or two.
+1 for keeping his toe nails clipped.
Bad case of toe jam
That was one helluva goal he scored
They can attach a toe but they can't straighten it out? That big toe is practically sideways...