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A doctor performs marathon surgery to reattach a left arm severed when a 7-year-old boy is struck by a truck.
A doctor performs marathon surgery to reattach a left arm severed when a 7-year-old boy is struck by a truck.
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S4, EP3 "Hidden Dangers"Dr. Keller thinks a boy struck by a baseball bat has a concussion, but a CT scan reveals massive brain bleeding and he suffers kidney failure.
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S4, EP6 "Life and Limb"A doctor performs marathon surgery to reattach a left arm severed when a 7-year-old boy is struck by a truck.
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