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Holy goodness and everything completely random in this world (like my FIFTH wisdom tooth). A 3 day old baby was operated on to remove a foot from his brain. YES, A FOOT FROM HIS BRAIN. An ultrasound showed that the baby had a growth or tumor of some kind but when the docs went in, out popped a foot and what is believed to be parts of an intestine in the folds of the infant's tiny brain, in addition to another developing foot, hand and thigh.
So you're thinking that this is creepy and weird, well funny thing is, so are the doctors.
I've never seen anything like it before," Grabb told the Colorado Springs Gazette. "It looked like the breach delivery of a baby coming out of the brain. You show those pictures to the most experienced pediatric neurosurgeons in the world, and they've never seen anything like it," Grabb told the Gazette. "This is completely abnormal."
The kinda sorta maybe explanation:
The reason for the strange growth was not clear at first. It was thought to be a teratoma -- a congenital brain tumor composed of foreign tissue such as muscle, hair or teeth -- or a fetus in fetu, which is a developmental abnormality in which a fetal twin begins to form within the other.
Check out the source link for the full story. Weird right?
Source: DenverChannel.com
Holy goodness and everything completely random in this world (like my FIFTH wisdom tooth). A 3 day old baby was operated on to remove a foot from his brain. YES, A FOOT FROM HIS BRAIN. An ultrasound showed that the baby had a growth or tumor of some kind but when the docs went in, out popped a foot and what is believed to be parts of an intestine in the folds of the infant's tiny brain, in addition to another developing foot, hand and thigh.
So you're thinking that this is creepy and weird, well funny thing is, so are the doctors.
I've never seen anything like it before," Grabb told the Colorado Springs Gazette. "It looked like the breach delivery of a baby coming out of the brain. You show those pictures to the most experienced pediatric neurosurgeons in the world, and they've never seen anything like it," Grabb told the Gazette. "This is completely abnormal."
The kinda sorta maybe explanation:
The reason for the strange growth was not clear at first. It was thought to be a teratoma -- a congenital brain tumor composed of foreign tissue such as muscle, hair or teeth -- or a fetus in fetu, which is a developmental abnormality in which a fetal twin begins to form within the other.
Check out the source link for the full story. Weird right?
Source: DenverChannel.com
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