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Surgeons Couldn't Find a Boy's Inflamed Appendix Because It Was Sealed Inside the Wall of His Colon

Surgeons couldn't spot a 7-year-old's inflamed appendix during surgery. It was hidden under the outer layer of his cecum, leaving no visible clue.

Medical Daily · Oct 1

How "The Swan" gave us Mar-a-Lago face

Erin Lee Carr's documentary explores the era before extreme surgical makeovers became a MAGA status symbol

Salon · Oct 1

Check Out the Premiere of the SI TV Original Documentary ‘Ohtani: Made in Iwate’

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Sports Illustrated · Oct 1

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Ohio woman sues hospital after alleged amputation of wrong leg: Hospital: ‘We are saddened by what occurred’

"Our team continues to keep this patient and their family in our prayers.”

We Got This Covered · Oct 1

Why Raul Asencio’s Surgery Disrupts Real Madrid’s January Transfer Plans

The 23-year-old could be out for several months.

Sports Illustrated · Oct 1

In 1988, Patricia Bath patented a device that used a laser through a tiny 1 mm incision to remove a cataract, turning the procedure into a matter of minutes

Dr. Patricia Bath made a groundbreaking advancement in cataract surgery with her invention of the Laserphaco Probe, utilizing cutting-edge laser technology. This innovation paved the way for minimally invasive procedures, leading to significantly quicker recovery times for patients. Despite facing numerous obstacles in securing research resources globally, Bath co-founded the…

The Economic Times · Oct 1

Candy-Striped Layers of Old Blood Can Spike Eye Pressure, and an Eye Injection Can Set Them Loose Within Hours

Ghost cells from old eye bleeds can clog drainage and spike pressure. In one study, an injection set them loose in 1 in 9 diabetic eyes with bleeding.

Medical Daily · Oct 1

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A Bump on a Man's Penis Defied Several Rounds of Antibiotics, and a Buried Hair Was Behind It

A 22-year-old's growing penile bump ignored antibiotics. Surgery found a pilonidal sinus built around trapped hair, with only 29 such cases reported.

Medical Daily · Oct 1

Her Arm Swelled and Filled with Tiny Red Dots Below the Blood Pressure Cuff After Brain Surgery

After brain surgery, a woman's arm swelled and broke out in pinpoint red spots below her blood pressure cuff. Doctors diagnosed Rumpel-Leede.

Medical Daily · Oct 1

Suggs undergoes double knee replacement surgery

Madness frontman Suggs has undergone double knee replacement surgery after wearing out the cartilage by "jumping up and down" on stage for the last 50 years.

BANG Premier · Oct 1

New weight loss drug combination helps patients lose 54 pounds in less than a year

Combining Mounjaro and Elora helped patients to shed almost a quarter of their body weight on average

The Independent UK · Oct 1

Farrah Abraham unable to speak or eat after jaw operation

Farrah Abraham is unable to speak or eat solid food for two months after undergoing jaw surgery to correct an ongoing problem.

BANG Premier · Oct 1

A Hip Tendon Tear Hid Beneath Intact Fibers, and Surgeons Gave It a Designer Name: GUCCI

A 63-year-old's hip tendon looked intact in surgery until a subtle wave sign revealed hidden damage. Surgeons named the lesion GUCCI.

Medical Daily · Oct 1

An Orthopedic Surgeon Broke His Own Hand Refusing to Let Go of a Groom's Shoe at a Wedding

During a playful Joota Chori tug-of-war at an Indian wedding, a surgeon felt a snap but held on. X-rays showed a fractured metacarpal bone.

Medical Daily · Oct 1

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Medical Daily · Oct 1

Doctors Could Clearly See the Airway, Yet a Breathing Tube Would Not Pass Because of Hidden Bony Growths

During robotic surgery, a breathing tube stalled in a patient's windpipe. The cause was a rare, silent disease lining the airway with hard nodules.

The Guardian - US · Sep 30

Ohio woman sues hospital for allegedly amputating wrong leg during surgery

Sharon Jacks, 74, alleges hospital removed left leg instead of her right during below-the-knee amputation in 2025

Bored Panda · Sep 30

Influencer Gives Details On Bone-Breaking Plastic Surgery As Doctor Issues Urgent Warning

The viral cosmetic trend comes with significant medical risks, as a board-certified plastic surgeon warns that “this makes it difficult to predict how these changes may affect patients over time.”

The Times of India · Sep 30

74-year-old Ohio woman sues hospital for amputating her left leg. Surgery was supposed to be on her right leg

A 74-year-old Ohio woman, an Army veteran, has both legs amputated below the knee as a wrong operation removed the wrong leg, and then, to correct that, she had to undergo another amputation. Sharon Jacks filed a lawsuit this month in Washington County Common Pleas Court in Marietta, Ohio, claiming…

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AAP · Sep 30

More levels: Cleary can get even better after Dally M

Ivan Cleary has spoken of the horror of watching his son Nathan's leg injury, and a belief he can still get better again after winning his first Dally M.

Medical Daily · Sep 30

Will Reeve Found a Lump Before His Testicular Cancer Diagnosis, Reminding Young Men to Know the Signs

ABC's Will Reeve, 34, found a testicular lump before a cancer diagnosis. Warning signs, self-checks, and when young men should see a doctor.

Medical Daily · Sep 30

A 4-Year-Old's Droopy Eyelid Lifted Whenever He Thrust His Jaw, and the Same Eye Couldn't Look Outward

A boy's droopy eyelid rose when he opened his mouth, and the same eye couldn't turn outward. Doctors found two rare nerve wiring errors at once.

Medical Daily · Sep 30

Five Radiation Sessions Before Pancreatic Cancer Surgery Preserved Physical Function, but Survival Was Numerically Lower in Small Trial

Five radiation sessions before pancreatic cancer surgery eased fatigue in a trial, but survival was lower and not yet established. What patients should ask.

The Independent UK · Sep 30

Ohio cancer patient left double amputee after surgeons cut off wrong leg

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The Guardian - US · Sep 30

The Swan contestants on the ‘sadistic’ pageant reality show: ‘Ultimately, we were just a job’

In a new documentary, film-maker Erin Lee Carr lifts the lid on the 2000s TV series that shocked America

Medical Daily · Sep 30

Three Weeks After Tonsil and Adenoid Surgery, a 2-Year-Old's Fever and Stiff Neck Revealed Air Trapped Behind Her Throat

A toddler developed an infection and trapped air behind her throat three weeks after tonsil and adenoid surgery, a rare and delayed complication.

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