In a Shocking Incident: Golf Ball Successfully Removed From Teen’s Anus at Royal Adelaide Hospital
The whole world is loaded with strange news. One such piece of news hit the entire golf fraternity with shock. A 14-year-old showed up at the Royal Adelaide Hospital with a unique and difficult case, horrifying the golfing world. Obviously, you never get bored in the emergency room of a hospital. The case was so bizarre that everyone wondered how a young boy could have had a golf ball up his ass. But thanks to Australian doctors, the boy is now safe and sound. Read on to find out the surprising way doctors gently removed the golf ball.
A surprising way Australian doctors removed a golf ball from a teenager’s anus
In a surprising turn of events, doctors at the Royal Adelaide Hospital in Australia have successfully removed a golf ball from a teenager’s anus. While the hospital may not be surprised, the situation was a nightmare for the golfing world. The distress caused by the situation prompted the boy to confide in his mother, who quickly took him to the hospital. A delicate and demanding task awaited health professionals. But they managed to remove the bullet with minimal discomfort to the patient.
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The teenager was in no pain and the ball was not affecting his bowel movements. An x-ray showed the golf ball was lodged in the boy’s sigmoid colon, making it difficult for doctors to remove. An intensive physical balloon removal procedure took place over two hours under general anesthesia. Despite trying various methods, such as a suction cup, medical net, four-prong clamp, and balloon catheter, the doctors were unsuccessful.
According to a Yahoo!News article, the doctors wrote in their medical report: “Given the family’s reluctance to undergo more aggressive intervention (eg, laparotomy) and in the absence of colonic obstruction, we We decided to try volumetric laxatives to make it easier for the golf ball to pass.” After careful consideration, the young boy was given almost a liter of laxative. The boy was able to get the ball out after three hours at the help of laxatives.The nightmare was finally over…both for the boy and for the doctors in charge!
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