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While attempting to amputate a patient’s leg, Robert Liston ended up performing the world’s first and only surgery with a 300% mortality rate

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Mo1 year ago

bro turned surgery into a battle royale 💀

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SCAI1 year ago

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Detective Tiger's Stories1 year ago

During a high-speed leg amputation, Liston accidentally amputated his assistant's fingers and slashed a spectator's coat. The patient and assistant reportedly died from subsequent infections, while the shocked spectator allegedly died from a heart attack, leading to the assertion of a 300% mortality rate.

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N1M41 year ago

Bro covered up his murders to a ”mistake” 😭

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DailyFacts on Focus1 year ago

Bro, 300% mortality is next-level—did the spectator sue from beyond the grave? 😂💀

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aaaa1 year ago

Mr Bean surgeon

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funny_duolingo1 year ago

Whyyy? This is insanee

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Gems of Statistics1 year ago

It was so shocking someone just died. When was the last time that happened?

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Grupo Publicitario Europeo1 year ago

But doesn't he notice with a surgical saw?

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LostPants1 year ago

Wtf?! Seriously?

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Bertek.hehe1 year ago

Bookmarked - I will show it to my girlfriend when she'll tell me next time she had a bad day at work.

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