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JHager

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Funny AN trauma story
« on: October 27, 2005, 10:55:15 am »
Hey all!

My brother is doing his trauma rotation.  He recently had an AN patient come in - he'd fallen down some stairs and fractured his skull and arm. 

At first, everybody thought it was a post-surgery balance issue.  Until his toxicology screen came back...

He had in his system, at the time he fell, the following:

1) Lots of marijuana
2) Lots of meth
3) Lots of coke

Perhaps it wasn't the AN after all...  ;)

Josh
3.5 cm right AN.  Surgery 11/7/05, modified translab.  As recovered as I'd ever hoped to be.

amoore9334

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Re: Funny AN trauma story
« Reply #1 on: October 27, 2005, 11:12:11 am »
Do ya think?!??  Thanks for making me laugh.

jw

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Re: Funny AN trauma story
« Reply #2 on: October 27, 2005, 11:46:52 am »
Wow!  And to think at my hospital they didn't give me giddyupangetim.  I wonder what hospital or insurance company he has that he gets those prescribed postop!  ::)
I prefer Pepsi, but that's just personal preference.  They sell meth in the local grocery store, but for "over the counter" it's somewhat less potent.  I think it's called "Crystal Lite".

Maybe his version of AN means Addictive Narcotics?
Diagnosed 31 Oct 2005
Bilateral 0 cm ANs.

nannettesea

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Re: Funny AN trauma story
« Reply #3 on: November 19, 2005, 05:13:45 pm »
Thanks for the LAUGH!  I don't do that much these days, having been sick for 7 months.

That was a gREAT story!
Nan
1.7cm x 1.4cm x .8cm, right ear
Trans-lab approach
Dr. Jay Rubinstein, U of WA
8/29/05

wind6

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Re: Funny AN trauma story
« Reply #4 on: November 20, 2005, 11:30:15 am »
 ;D Another funny story. I really do think we should have a daily dose of the John and Josh show. You two crack me up. I love the way you guys play off of each other.
2.5cm x 3.1cm facial nerve neuroma
removed 8-2-2005(retrosigmoid)
St.Johns Hospital-Springfield,Illinois
Dr.Michael McIlhany and Dr.Carol Bauer
Wait n' watch mode for 8 years.
Gamma Knife at Northwestern Memorial Hospital. Chicago,IL. Dr. James P. Chandler. July 10, 2013.