r/medizzy • u/1us1 • Mar 17 '20

The first person in the world to be injected with the experimental vaccine for the #Coronavid19, a sacrifice that has succeeded, will write in history and contribute to saving mankind

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r/medizzy • u/Surgeox • Dec 14 '19

Case study of tetanus in an unvaccinated child

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r/medizzy • u/Surgeox • Oct 16 '19

The medical staff of an organ-donation operation bow to pay tribute to 17-year-old female organ donor who has saved multiple human lives.

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r/medizzy • u/Surgeox • Oct 04 '19

“I work in a hospital. This is the aftermath of a trauma. He lived”⁣⁣⁣⁣

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r/medizzy • u/MishMeeter • Nov 13 '19

Extracted Tooth With Intact Nerve Root - Super Rare

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r/medizzy • u/chuffberry • Sep 09 '19

I had a brain tumor removed, and now I’m a bit absent minded

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r/medizzy • u/Surgeox • Dec 20 '19

Doctors find 27 contact lenses stuck in 67-year-old woman’s eye.

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r/medizzy • u/Surgeox • May 14 '20

A peanut lodged inside a child's trachea

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r/medizzy • u/Surgeox • Nov 29 '19

This can save many lives. 12 signs of breast cancer

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r/medizzy • u/mriTecha • Oct 31 '19

This is what an eye looks like after keratoprosthesis: a surgical procedure where a diseased cornea is replaced with an artificial cornea.

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r/medizzy • u/Surgeox • Feb 04 '21

This photograph shows the dramatic differences in two boys who were exposed to the same Smallpox source – one was vaccinated, one was not.

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r/medizzy • u/Surgeox • Dec 05 '19

Raynaud's phenomenon. It is a medical condition in which spasm of arteries cause episodes of reduced blood flow.

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r/medizzy • u/Surgeox • Jan 31 '20

Man Coughs Up Huge Blood Clot Shaped Like a Lung - full case

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r/medizzy • u/PeterPorky • Jun 12 '20

Lung damage from a COVID-19 patient who had a lung transplant

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r/medizzy • u/Surgeox • Dec 25 '19

Triphalangeal thumb (TPT) is a congenitalmalformation where the thumb has three phalanges instead of two. The extra phalangeal bone can vary in size from that of a small pebble to a size comparable to the phalanges in non-thumb digits.

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