04-19-2009, 10:29 AM
More proof of aryan invasion....
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Fir Tree Grows Inside Man's Lung- Russia
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Allegedly, a Russian man has been nurturing a fir tree inside his lungs!-
Artyom Sidorkin, 28, from Russia, went in for surgery on a suspected tumour.
Sidorkin had gone for a check-up after suffering symptoms of coughing up blood and sharp, prickling pains in his chest.
After having an x-ray at the Izhevsk hospital, Russia, the doctors found a shadow on his lung. Fearing the worst, Sidorkin was promply booked in for investigative surgery.
When the doctors pared back his lungs they found a very unusual sight. Instead of the cancer which they had initially suspected, green pine needles were poking out from the open wound.
Upon further inspection the surgeons were amazed to find that a 2 inch fir tree was growing and thriving there.
Vladimir Kamashev, surgeon at the Udmurtian Cancer Centre, said: I called a colleque over, "I thought I was hallucinating," said Mr Kamashev.
"I asked my assistant to have a look: âCome and see this â weâve got a fir tree hereâ. He nodded in shock. I blinked three times as I was sure I was seeing things."
The spruce, which was said to be touching the capillaries and giving severe pain, was then carefully extracted from the patientâs lungs.
Sidorkin said: "It was the needles poking the capillaries. It really hurt a lot. But I never felt like I had an alien object inside of me."
It would seem that the patient would have inhaled the seed from a fir tree. This would have been able to grow by receiving nutrition from the blood and oxygen from the patientâs airways, allowing the tree to thrive.
The fragment of lung which contained the tiny fir tree has been preserved for further study. </i><!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->Fir Tree Grows Inside Man's Lung
Fir Tree Grows Inside Man's Lung- Russia
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Allegedly, a Russian man has been nurturing a fir tree inside his lungs!-
Artyom Sidorkin, 28, from Russia, went in for surgery on a suspected tumour.
Sidorkin had gone for a check-up after suffering symptoms of coughing up blood and sharp, prickling pains in his chest.
After having an x-ray at the Izhevsk hospital, Russia, the doctors found a shadow on his lung. Fearing the worst, Sidorkin was promply booked in for investigative surgery.
When the doctors pared back his lungs they found a very unusual sight. Instead of the cancer which they had initially suspected, green pine needles were poking out from the open wound.
Upon further inspection the surgeons were amazed to find that a 2 inch fir tree was growing and thriving there.
Vladimir Kamashev, surgeon at the Udmurtian Cancer Centre, said: I called a colleque over, "I thought I was hallucinating," said Mr Kamashev.
"I asked my assistant to have a look: âCome and see this â weâve got a fir tree hereâ. He nodded in shock. I blinked three times as I was sure I was seeing things."
The spruce, which was said to be touching the capillaries and giving severe pain, was then carefully extracted from the patientâs lungs.
Sidorkin said: "It was the needles poking the capillaries. It really hurt a lot. But I never felt like I had an alien object inside of me."
It would seem that the patient would have inhaled the seed from a fir tree. This would have been able to grow by receiving nutrition from the blood and oxygen from the patientâs airways, allowing the tree to thrive.
The fragment of lung which contained the tiny fir tree has been preserved for further study. </i><!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->