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    Re: western diamondback bite wound

    very interesting for sure
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    Re: western diamondback bite wound

    wow... that was, ya. interesting
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    Re: western diamondback bite wound

    Quote Originally Posted by PigsnPythons View Post
    gross. Why did they have to open his arm??
    They opened the arm to allow swelling. Without openning it, it would plit opne it'self and be harder to heal. (I'm not positive, but I know they do that for a lot of things)
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    Re: western diamondback bite wound

    Quote Originally Posted by PigsnPythons View Post
    gross. Why did they have to open his arm??
    This is a common practice when the swelling becomes to great and the possibility of compartment syndrome is evident.

    Compartment syndrome is a painful condition that results when pressure within the muscles builds to dangerous levels. This prevents nourishment and oxygen from reaching nerve and muscle cells and can cause irreparable damage.

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    Re: western diamondback bite wound

    thats crazy...all that from a snake bite
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    Re: western diamondback bite wound

    Dang.... I thought for sure during the middle of all those shot that any second the next pic would show just a stub of what was left of the arm.

    I will never keep Hots... that guy is lucky he still has a hand and the sheer amount of time it took to heal.

    Btw... some of those pics are gross! Ick. lol
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    Re: western diamondback bite wound

    I'm still keeping my Atrox.

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    Re: western diamondback bite wound

    That was awesome.....not that he got bit, or that it got that far, but the healing process and whatnot was amazing to see. I'll never keep hots, but I knew that before I saw that. Thanks for posting it!! I don't feel quite so bad knowing that he got back almost complete use of his are, but it is amazing to see what the body can handle! And how primitive modern medicine really is sometimes...
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    Re: western diamondback bite wound

    Quote Originally Posted by bearhart View Post
    I should add that its extremely graphic
    Uh... I looked before I saw your warning. I closed it once I saw the slices on both sides of the arm. Yikes!

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    Re: western diamondback bite wound

    thats absolutely crazy. im shocked at what damamage was incoured there. unbelievable

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