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Sounds like the least mentally ill western psychologist lol

Its funny that despite spending all their time on a website that has both "kiwi" and "farms" in it's name most of them seem to never eat a fruit or vegetable

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Things seem to be going well on rancho minto Check out this mammoth clover we grew from when I got all clover pilled last fall

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Not that I would ever care about your approval but if I could I would have done so a long time ago. Considering I reopened registration while the last admin was actively getting his life ruined over this site I don't think anyone would question my intentions

I tried to but I couldn't get the hello kitty emote to format with the usernames correctly and nobody help meeeeee I don't care anymore because the magic of edf2 was that you were never there It's always been real recognize real

As someone who deals with gsw wounds on a regular basis in real life and not in a larp fantasy that goes on in your head while you hammer out unhinged rebuttals on an forum, the position of that foreign body is not up for debate. lmao larp

Tim I literally dont give a shit about any of this speculative and semantic retard shit you just said. The position of the foreign body in the CT image is not in the thoracic cavity and is inferior to the liver and is surrounded by what is clearly abdominal viscera. The chart I posted is...

So can CT. CT scans are used for radiation therapy planning where multiple tumors can be targeted with submillimeter accuracy in a patient's lung. MRI can better differentiate soft tissue structure and composition better than CT.

CT and MRI are two different modalities. They both can scan heads. CT, or the antiquated yet popular term CAT scan uses a spinning xray detector to acquire images. CT is usually first choice for any trauma or ER stuff as it takes like two mins. MRI reveals greater detail but takes like 30 mins...

My nigga it's all there just look lol. Learn the radiographic appearance of different injuries. I CT scan patients 40 hours a week in a trauma hospital so lol How drunk are you?

You're not looking at an MRI, you are looking at a single slice from a saggital reconstruction of a CT scan.

The image we are discussing is not a MRI, it is a CT that shows no displacement of the liver. The liver appears normal in a normal position. The definition of the thorax you are using is correct but you seem to not understand that the liver is contained in the abdomen and always will be...

Sure. There's a lot of MRI safety stuff and classes everyone in pt care has to learn and get signed off on. There's nothing anyone can do for some gay faggot willing to lie about having a buttplug in. Notice they're not suing the hospital, they're suing the buttplug manufacturer. I'm not even...

Glad it's back up. I wonder if images were removed. Hard to say as I'd have to comb though a zillion images of gay sex and gore

No it's entirely the patients fault that they decided to gamble that their 100% silicone buttplug was indeed 100% silicone and elected to not inform the technologist. I guarantee they were asked if they had any implant or wearable on or inside their body on their registration paperwork. Had they...

Viril is just super jelly I won foty

It's entirely plausible and I could see it happening. It's obviously not an anal railgun and that's whomever joking around about it. Idk if the original poster or commenter even intended to leak this image or if it was just a screenshot of what the lawyer assumed to be a private conversation...

Hey bb and ur autism arouses my autism. In gsw the bullet rips through and cavitates. An MRI injury would pull an object taught in the lining of the colon until it rips through just the bowel wall and is free to roam around in the abd cavity. It wouldn't have the velocity at first and then...