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2/3/2013 4:01:47 PM
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This is what I think a Hero acts like
[quote]An Italian surgeon is recovering after completing a brain operation despite suffering an angina attack during the procedure, media reports say.[/quote]
[quote]Mr Vitale refused to abandon the operation to remove a tumour, even though he needed emergency treatment.
Both surgeon and patient are reported to be on the mend.
According to reports, Mr Vitale started to feel chest pains part way through the operation at Naples' Cardarelli Hospital.
When the pains worsened, Mr Vitale's team urged him to stop the procedure and get treatment, but he refused.
He agreed to undergo a blood test, which confirmed a heart problem, but the neurosurgeon insisted on completing the operation before getting medical help, reports say.[/quote]
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[quote]"I'm not a hero, I only did my duty," he said.[/quote]Well that settles that.
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Unless the patient was going to die unless the tumour was removed as quickly as possible, that was incredibly reckless and it won't do him any favours career-wise.
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He gets points for sticking with it, I'll give him that. But if he had KO'd halfway through the procedure the patient could well have been in danger.
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Dunno, I mean, if someone else could've finished it and the patient wasn't in immediate danger of death then it's slightly reckless but cool man nonetheless.
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Bearbeitet von Cultmeister: 2/3/2013 4:10:42 PMslightly reckless in my opinion, unless the patient was going to die if the tumor wasn't removed immediately.
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Bearbeitet von crazyfoomandude: 2/3/2013 4:04:46 PMOMG WHOS TEH REEL MAN LIKE ITALY DOCTOR UR JUSTIIN BEIBER COMMENT LIEK VS COMENT!!! IGNORE IF U WANT TO GO 2 HELL -.- Sorry, that's what's going to happen on Facebook in the next week. In all seriousness this is awesome. Cool guy.
