This is a 24 minutes long video of a surgical amputation. There is a narration throughout the video which explains the entire procedure. The patient underwent several reconstructive surgeries to his left foot after a crushing trauma 4 years prior but kept experiencing pain and dysfunction and has requested amputation. The surgeons cut his lower leg off below the knee. Everything is explained in the video:
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ok. this was fuked up and hard to watch. mark never fails to shock and disgust. BRAVO!
jaja yes! Just like Nino bravo, sensai!
Johnny Bravo’s more like it.
I watch a lot of disturbing things without skippint a beat. Usually while I’m eating.
But damn. I’m not even gonna watch this shit.
this shit made me hungry as hell
Pork roast anyone!? Lol
I found this very interesting, all the work that goes into amputation.
@gunkgirl, do you think you could watch a video of your own leg being amputated? I don’t know if I could…
@It was me, yes I think I could watch a video of my leg being amputated; I did watched one when I had my artificial lenses put into my eyes. I know that’s not the same thing, but, hey, i’m a gore freak
@gunkgirl, you’re hard core… I admire that!
This video makes me want to see it irl. Want to be a camera girl? lol
The human body is such a fascinating thing don’t you think?
Very, quite amazing
Very bizarre to see a an amputation on a leg that looked normal…whatever the surgeons are paid, they’re worth every penny.
agreed completely i seem to have became slightly more interested to the medical videos now something quite fascinating about the body and the surgeons are truly fucking brilliant, wish i had half there skill
The leg looked normal to me. I don’t see a reason for amputating…
Anyway, the video was great. Thanks, Mark.
At the start of the video he explains that the patient’s foot was crushed and after many operations and chronic pain, he wanted it amputated
If this ever happens to me I’ll just put a shoe on my penis and continue walking.
@Brokeback, you must have a very large penis for a shoe to fit on it.
Or a very small shoe…
haha
pure genius
Eh it was ok . The thing that really made it worse was the narrator .
At least be enthusiastic about it.
Felt like I was in class.
If only it was the end of the story…
a nigger truly devoted to his niggerness…now he’s got his whole life to collect unempolyment instead of just a few months
plus disability, shit!
Plus disability parking permits.
I’m really good with my hands and I think I could pull this off if given the opportunity. Anybody have the need to remove their lower leg just hit me up and I’ll do a quick refresh before we begin. Don’t everyone start lookin me up at one time now…
What happened to all the blood during the first incisions?
They cauterize the blood vessels as they cut.
I think they also used a tourniquet.
Best way to avoid expensive surgery is using chainsaw.
I’d make a lousy surgeon. No problem with blood and guts…just too much shit to remember.
so chunky
Looks surprisingly easy. Nerves look like shoelaces.
I think this video is awesome. These doctors/surgeons are artists. Thank God for medical geniuses.
I think I’d rather live in pain than have my leg cut off. Even after an amputation you still have what’s called phantom limb pain which is just as bad. What a waste of money trying to reconstruct it when in the end he chose to just cut it off.
I had to have half my pelvis cut out, (along with my left leg,) because of bone infection a year and a half ago. The pain relief was immediate and so pronounced that I was up and back in my wheelchair, (I’m paralyzed from the chest down, but still have sensation,) in four days. I do still feel like my leg is there, and it ends up in weird places at times, (for example, like it’s bent behind me at the hip so my foot would be behind my shoulder,) and yes, it hurts, but nothing compared to how bad it hurt prior to the surgery, (with rare exceptions.) My brother had part of his left hand blown off in the first Gulf War, (we’re both Marines,) and he still feels his missing finger all these years later, but rarely painfully. The weird part for me is feeling like my leg is sticking straight down when I’m sitting in the wheelchair so my foot would be buried into the floor a couple of feet. I’m past trying not to bang my ghost leg into things though when it feels like it’s sticking straight out.
W’ont steal bikes anymore