Hahah like same😂

would've seen it coming if they had just LISTENED TO THE PATIENT in the first place. would it have been so hard to at least do an x-ray or CT scan before going "WELP HE'S CRAZY, DRUG HIM UP FELLAS"?

@@dietotakuthose are expensive and they had no real reason too

What do you mean by human nature, we are all animals human is just what we define ourselves as, it's like a status a false system designed to give us a false glorified purpose which is non existent.

They needed to sedate him to clean the would and stitch it up. And every time he was awake, he tried to dig into his own abdomen. It's not insane to keep someone like that drugged up.

@@Goomsies true

Sometimes they gotta do that

Same😢 straight into him...

It's something that does happen.

its' fake

It does happen search sanju bhagat a man who had his twin for 30 years.

​@@jamedlock83 it is. But this infact does happen. Wether you like it or not.

Love you and hope you have a great day today 💗

not that rare, doctors are just loathe to actually listen to their patients.

You have no idea!!!

It's right after her getting attacked by a patient basically. She goes overboard in preventing attacks pretty much for the rest of her character arc

I feel it was a little too strong of an "obsession" (I don't know the right word. But not really an obsession, motivator maybe).

@@anonymous112 the only thing she becomes is a problem, an she never grew.

Wait but ur actually right 🤣

@@takumi2023 okay maybe I chose a wrong word for it but that's how it looks like from my point of view in the beginning of this clip

lol welcome to the ✨power of editing✨:)

@@lucythevaliantbookreader7639 Imao and the other episode when nat said maybe it’s a psych problem and he appeared

@@Scarletqueen08 he be like "did I hear PSYCH????"

@@lucythevaliantbookreader7639 did I hear psych, Oml I love this show it’s kinda the reason why I am studying to become an ed doctor Imao

@@Scarletqueen08 Yes this show is SOOOO good! That's AWESOME btw! This show has ignited my love for medicine and has kept me inspired to become a pediatric nurse :)

Absorbed twin, so it likely had at least a rudimentary nervous system, I'm guessing it was twitching or moving enough to greatly alarm the poor guy.

EEWWW! 😅​@@terramarini6880

I was like "how dumb are you" because he could feel it inside the stomach

It's frustrating they didn't just give him an X ray to put it to rest, neither doctor even considered the possibility that there Actually was something inside of him.

I'm also,one,so true. The mind is so complex. That's why it's challenging but, fascinating. Yep,I'm still a total nerd.;)

@@DefileOdds This is something that often happens especially if a person was diagnosed with a disorder that causes hallucinations and/or delusions previously. Doctors will often ignore very real health issues because they assume its just a symptom of their disorder. They really should just do these check ups anyways even if they dont think its true. It saves both the patient and the doctor time and money in the long run if there IS something wrong.

If a person can't legally connect it up to his guardian or hospital to make decisions on his be half

Consent goes out the window when somebody tries to operate on themselves.

​@@louiscyphre2267usually requires a court order though

@@kaeldare if a mental health doc clears them has mental insane then they can't make medical decisions

He operated on himself, because he knew there was something there and doctors would not treat him for that (instead assume he was insane). And he was right, on both issues: 1 there was something inside him and 2 doctors easily moved into giving him medicine for psych issues he didnt have.

It’s a tv show. Suspend your disbelief.

Checking for drugs was literally the first thing they did....

@@hblake5213 i think they mean drug sachets too, stuff that would show up on a scan

It doesn’t matter. He could tell if it was removed.

Because, as pointed out, his behavior shows a lot of similarities to schizophrenia or being strung out. They wanted to try to get him into a state where they felt he was mentally sound enough to work with, before just presuming that he in fact had something inside him. He did not appear to be rational.

Rule of drama.

No, it's not alive or moving. That was literally just a mass of tissue with no capacity for movement. Fetus-in-fetu is basically just a very elaborate tumor that science isn't even certain _is_ actually an absorbed fetal twin. It's usually implied to happen early enough in gestation that the bodies haven't truly developed outside of some basic cellular individualization, so there's no real way it would have any sort of muscle fibers or anything that could cause it to move. He was probably having some sort of mental break due to feeling it possibly pressing on something and causing discomfort, but it's not like there was an actual living, possibly aware entity inside of him.

Rather than fetus-in-fetu, I would have diagnosed him with one of those parasitic aliens like in the movie with Sigourney Weaver.

Haven't seen the full episode but it's possible the patient has chimerism, a condition also discussed in House MD, where a twin cell is absorbed in the womb.

It was alive but had no independent activity and was dependent on him for sustenance, hence being considered parasitic. Fetus in fetu, mentioned in the clip, is the specific condition. There's multiple hypotheses of how these tumour-like parasites arise, the clip specifically mentions the parasitic twin hypothesis (in which a twin is absorbed in the womb and becomes dependent upon the sibling's body to survive). Another hypothesis is that they're highly-developed teratomas, in which the body starts to grow tissues in places they're usually absent, but those are usually bizarre mish-mashes of tissues instead of anything that actually resembles a fetus.

It’s intriguing

I had a sack of various types of cells in my brain that, over 45 years, grew to be 2 inches x 2 1/2 inches x 3 inches, compressing my brain before it was discovered at the age of 45 yrs.. The cyst was between the skull and the brain. Once discovered, it was removed. There were most types of body cells within it, but they did not organize or move to their correct position to form a fetus. I never asked the surgeon about it being a reabsorbed twin, but with my background in science education (Ed.D.) and my brother being an M. D., we both assumed it was an absorbed twin. I named it The Alien so that I didn't have to think about the surgeon removing something from my brain. Yes, there are minor side effects, but after 23 years, my body has compensated for the compression to an extent. I still have a rather large hole in my brain.

​@ew6483 Yes it was also on Grey's anatomy. Good recall

Classic, man. 😂😂

Not necessarily. It's entirely possible that it would have been hidden by organs, or wouldn't have shown on the typical sorts of scans (X-ray or ultrasound), because of the placement and the fact that it's clearly a soft tissue mass. Also, if they _had_ detected it, all that would've done was led to a biopsy and a distinct possibility of a "well, it's benign, no need to remove it" response that wouldn't stop the guy from just turning around and carving himself open again. Also, given that he was screaming about a _person living inside him,_ it reads like clear psychosis or drug withdrawal. He's not rational, he's insisting that a living thing is inside of him (not that he has a mass or other foreign object, but a person. Nobody is going to hear that, see what he did, and not feel that he's more likely a mental patient than someone who actually has an internal mass.

Same. That's scary to have something in you that literally makes you go insane

Some of them cause tardive dyskinesia which can be permanent. Happened to my brother who IS schizophrenic, he has permanent lock jaw like symptoms from the spasms. Eating, dental visits, etc. are difficult for him.

I think you’re incorrect I think a chimera is a person with two different colored eyes were two people have people together not an embryo left inside someone.

Looks like you might’ve been partially right.

@@Americanpatriot-zo2tk the genetic condition where a person is born with two different color of eyes is called "heterochromia".

@@christineking2855 google says that’s where they’re born with an eye with multicolors not like one are green and one I blew or something like that unless I misread it. I wouldn’t be too quick not to draw the assumption that these people could be Nephilim.

@@Americanpatriot-zo2tk Heterochromia is at its most extreme expression capable of making a person's eyes completely mismatched. Total heterochromia will do that. Most often, it results in patches of a different color within both eyes (I have a friend with partial heterochromia, giving him blotches of hazel in otherwise blue eyes). Chimerism is when two zygotes fuse in the womb, but due to having subtle differences beginning to develop genetically, the fusion is not perfect. This can lead to mismatched eyes of varying degrees, different hair textures on each side of the head, and a variety of other subtle mismatches that show that a person is actually two in one. The most noteworthy case is a woman who was believed to not be her son's biological mother, because he needed a kidney donor, and hers was shown not to be a genetic match. It was found that she had different genomes in different organs and other areas of her body, such that her ovaries and the eggs they carried were genetically different from the DNA in her kidneys, leading to an extended court case. This is a case wherein a fetus is spontaneously absorbed by another at a later point in development (or at least, this is what is believed to have happened, similar to a parasitic twin), and never fully developed. As such, it's just a slightly differentiated clump of tissues, not a proper fetus, that exists as a tumor-like growth inside the fully developed twin.

Why the hearts?

Yeah

You should check out the 1979 movie Alien with Sigourney Weaver.

Yes, google chimerism

it can happen but it is rare, it's called parasite twin, A parasitic twin is a type of conjoined twin where one fetus stops developing but remains attached to its twin. The other twin continues to develop, but is usually born with the limbs, organs or other tissue structures from its parasitic twin still attached. It's a very rare condition. Parasitic twins are a very rare type of conjoined twin that occur in fewer than 1 in 1 million births worldwide.

Aaaaaah!!! *Passed Out* 😵‍💫

Omg yes

Oh yeah 😂

Yeah I’m pretty shocked restraints weren’t the first thought considering they knew from the beginning that his wound was self-inflicted. I guess they were pretty confident that amount of sedative would work.

@@renownedbandanawearer1345 Absolutely 💯 correct

What was it?

@ashlynkarolak5248 it has to be.

@@ashlynkarolak5248his dama intestines

Do you mean what the surgeon pulled out, or what the patient pulled out? The patient in fact _did_ pull out his intestines. The surgeon pulled out a type of cyst known as a "fetus in fetu," which is sometimes believed to be similar to a parasitic twin, but which had been fully taken into the surviving twin's body while in uetero.

@Mokiefraggle thanks for telling me

i agree, always assuming everything

She is gorgeous. I am very easily influenced by looks. 🫥

Sucks for you

@@midnight_x_edits she’s a fictional character you know? 💀 chill

No

Excellent question. I’m looking forward to the conversation.

Of course not!

No

Its okay, i like to keep my teeth that my dentist has pulled next to my rock collection

the Bible has instructions on how to remove a partially-absorbed foetus from the Human abdomen?