Do you think drugs are cool? Like, they expand your mind, help you relax, give you unforgettable sensations? Yeah, right. Let me tell you what really happens.

First, your body turns into a garbage dump. Your liver, kidneys, heart, brain - all of it gets wrecked. You become a walking bioreactor that produces only pain, suffering, and a bunch of diseases.

Second, your psyche goes to hell. You start seeing green men, hearing voices in your head. In short, you become completely irrational.

Third, your life goes down the drain. Work, family, friends - none of it matters anymore. You turn into a societal outcast, despised by everyone.

So, if you think drugs are fun and harmless, you are deeply mistaken. It's a direct path to self-destruction, degradation, and death. Those in doubt can look at the photos - the result of using illegal substances.

Source is, alas, paywalled. I read it on DeepDyve. The lady had health problems and a prior history of falls which is part of the reason they thought she'd fallen in the rosebush. Abstract:

Instruments that create stab wounds are required to possess tips of sufficient strength and rigidity to breach the integrity of the skin. Knives, the most common weapons used to create stab wounds, have cutting edges that cleave the skin, leaving unabraded margins. On rare occasions, blunt objects are driven with sufficient force to pierce the skin and become impaled within the body. The morphologic differences between the cutaneous injuries and wound tracks of stab wounds from sharp objects and impalement with blunt ones provide clear delineation of the two. However, elements from the scene and obscuring hemorrhage can make initial differentiation difficult.

The authors report the death of a 59-year-old woman found near the entryway steps of her home with a stab wound to her chest. Law enforcement did not discover any weapons. Investigation focused on blood around and on a broken rose bush planted near the steps with the belief that the decedent had fallen upon the vegetation. When presented with information that conflicts with autopsy findings, careful consideration of proposed weapons and thorough examination of the wound are required to discount confounding material.

Socket preservation, in the context of a failing bridge abutment at tooth #8, refers to a dental procedure aimed at maintaining the integrity and volume of the alveolar socket after tooth extraction. When a bridge abutment fails, necessitating the removal of the tooth, socket preservation becomes crucial to facilitate future prosthetic rehabilitation and prevent bone loss. Here is an overview of the socket preservation process:

Clinical Assessment:

Conduct a thorough clinical examination to evaluate the condition of the failing bridge abutment at tooth #8.

Assess the extent of damage, mobility, and the viability of the tooth.

Radiographic Evaluation:

Perform radiographic assessments, such as dental X-rays, to obtain detailed information about the condition of the tooth, surrounding bone, and adjacent structures.

Tooth Extraction:

If the bridge abutment is deemed irreparable or non-restorable, plan and execute atraumatic tooth extraction to minimize trauma to the surrounding tissues.

Debridement and Cleaning:

Thoroughly debride the socket to remove any remaining tooth fragments, granulation tissue, or debris.

Clean the socket to create a favorable environment for healing.

Socket Preservation Material:

Choose an appropriate socket preservation material, such as a bone graft or a combination of grafting materials, to fill the extracted socket.

Common graft materials include autografts, allografts, xenografts, or synthetic bone substitutes.

Graft Placement:

Carefully place the selected socket preservation material into the extraction site.

Ensure that the graft material adequately fills the socket and makes contact with the surrounding bone walls.

Membrane Placement (if applicable):

In some cases, a resorbable or non-resorbable membrane may be placed over the graft to protect and stabilize it.

The membrane prevents soft tissue ingrowth into the socket and facilitates undisturbed bone regeneration.

Suturing:

Close the surgical site with meticulous suturing to ensure primary closure and optimal healing.

Sutures may be removed at a later follow-up appointment.

Postoperative Care:

Provide postoperative instructions to the patient, including guidelines for oral hygiene and any prescribed medications.

Advise the patient on dietary restrictions and behaviors that promote healing.

Follow-Up Appointments:

Schedule follow-up appointments to monitor the healing process and assess the success of socket preservation.

Subsequent treatment planning for prosthetic rehabilitation, such as implant placement or bridge replacement, can be considered after adequate healing.

Socket preservation aims to minimize bone resorption following tooth extraction, preserving the natural architecture of the alveolar ridge. This approach enhances the long-term success of future dental prosthetic treatments.

Just a long nasty snot that looks cool

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Fucking pussy gonna eat me

facial injury from a saw, couldn't find this one on here. ofc if it's a repost lmk I'll remove it 😛

I think he had broken his toes or sum if anyone may know, correct me if i'm wrong

Diagnosis: Combined shrapnel wounds of the chest, abdomen, and limbs. Shrapnel blind penetrating chest wound on the right. Penetrating wound of the upper lobe of the right lung. Hemopneumothorax on the right. Shrapnel wound of the pericardium. Perforating wound of the right atrium appendage. Hemopericardium. Cardiac tamponade. Multiple fragmentation blind non-penetrating wounds of the abdomen and lumbar region. Multiple fragmentation blind wounds of the lower extremities with a fracture of both bones of the right and left leg.

Done:

Anterolateral thoracotomy on the right.

Opening the pericardium and suturing the wound of the right appendage. Suturing wounds of the right lung. Sanitation and drainage of the right pleural cavity. Dressing wounds.

(I posted it before I'll provide link later because it's midnight in my place rn, it's continuation of previous post)

American rapper Tupac Shakur passed away on September 13, 1996, six days after sustaining multiple gunshot wounds in a drive-by shooting in Las Vegas, Nevada. The incident occurred at 11:15 pm while Shakur's car was halted at a red light on East Flamingo Road and Koval Lane. He was struck four times by gunfire from a .40-caliber Glock, sustaining injuries to his chest, arm, and thigh. Despite medical efforts, Shakur succumbed to his wounds at the University Medical Center of Southern Nevada.

Though the identity of his assailant remains elusive, speculation suggests involvement from Orlando Anderson, purportedly a member of the Crips gang. This suspicion stems from an altercation earlier in which Shakur and his associates confronted Anderson, who had allegedly clashed with them prior to the shooting. The murder case of Shakur remains unresolved officially.

Background:

See East Coast-West Coast hip hop rivalry for additional context.

On November 30, 1994, Shakur encountered a robbery and subsequent shooting at Quad Recording Studios in Manhattan, where he sustained five gunshot wounds. Accusations were directed at Sean Combs, Andre Harrell, and Christopher "The Notorious B.I.G." Wallace, present during the incident. Shakur also harbored suspicions against Randy "Stretch" Walker, accompanying him at the time.

During Shakur's incarceration for sexual assault, Wallace released the contentious track "Who Shot Ya?" interpreted by Shakur as a taunt regarding his prior assault. Shakur retaliated with numerous diss tracks targeting the East Coast hip hop scene, primarily aimed at Combs, Wallace, and Bad Boy Entertainment. This marked the onset of the coastal rivalry that characterized mid-1990s hip hop, often associated with the untimely deaths of Shakur and Wallace.

Las Vegas, Nevada:

On September 6, 1996, at 11:30 pm, Shakur left Lacy Street Production Studio in Los Angeles, concluding the filming of his music video "Toss It Up." Following a brief stop at his Calabasas mansion, he departed for Las Vegas with his cousin Jamala Lesane. Shakur attended the Mike Tyson - Bruce Sheldon boxing match at the MGM Grand, accompanied by Suge Knight, before his scheduled performance at Club 662.

Upon arrival in Las Vegas at 3 pm, Shakur left his girlfriend and cousin in their hotel room to engage in gambling at a nearby casino, accompanied by his entourage, including bodyguard Frank Alexander and members of The Outlawz. After witnessing Tyson's victory, an altercation ensued in the MGM Grand lobby between Death Row affiliates and Orlando "Baby Lane" Anderson, allegedly linked to a previous robbery involving Death Row associates. Amidst the scuffle, Shakur refrained from wearing his bulletproof vest, opting to change clothes before his performance at Club 662.

Subsequently, Shakur departed for Suge Knight's residence, where he and Knight engaged in private conversation, leading Shakur to request Alexander's presence in a separate vehicle. The Death Row entourage, comprising ten cars, departed from Knight's mansion, with Shakur and Knight occupying Knight's BMW 750.

Between 10:50 - 10:55 pm, the final photograph of Shakur was captured at a red light. Later, Knight's vehicle encountered a police stop for infractions, with no penalties issued. Around 11:15 pm, at the intersection of East Flamingo Road and Koval Lane, Knight's BMW was ambushed by gunfire from a white Cadillac, resulting in Shakur's fatal injuries and Knight sustaining a head wound.

Following the shooting, Knight maneuvered the vehicle to seek medical assistance. Despite efforts to revive Shakur, he succumbed to his injuries at the University Medical Center on September 13, 1996. The official cause of death cited respiratory failure and cardiopulmonary arrest due to multiple gunshot wounds. Shakur's remains were cremated the following day, fulfilling his request for a portion of his ashes to be mixed with marijuana and consumed by members of The Outlawz. His posthumous album, "The Don Killuminati: The 7 Day Theory," was released on November 5, 1996, by Death Row Records.

Here are the suspects :

"Born in a shirt-3."

And again at the PMG MOSN, we encountered a non-trivial case of seemingly serious injury...

Thoracoabdominal wounds are severe injuries that are accompanied by a simultaneous violation of the integrity of the chest and abdominal cavities, as well as the diaphragm.

Soldier A. was attacked by an enemy UAV and, as a result of an explosion of ammunition, received a blind thoracoabdominal shrapnel wound with damage to the right lung, the right dome of the diaphragm and the right liver.

However, the fragment entered through the soft tissue of the lower back, tangentially damaged the capsule of the right lobe of the liver, pierced the right dome of the diaphragm at an angle, passed through the tissue of the right lung and stopped in the soft tissue of the anterior chest wall without damaging either the ribs or the sternum.

The patient did not develop serious wound complications such as intra-abdominal bleeding or pneumothorax or hemothorax.

After primary surgical treatment of wounds, conservative therapy and observation, the patient was sent to the next stage of evacuation.

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An immunocompromised woman was admitted to hospital in Guangzhou, China, after undergoing liposuction. She went home initially on the day of the op, with no complications. Some hours later, she became unwell and developed a high fever. Less than a day after the op, she was admitted in a state of Coma, completely unresponsive to light and absent other reflexes. Just after 8pm the same evening, she was pronounced deceased.

The images show 1: extensive ecchymosis (bruising caused by bleeding under the skin),

and 2: a) necrotic tissue, b) red, foul smelling leakage from the subcutaneous layer, and c) treatment using vacuum drainage.

Full story behind this can be read at the link I posted, this is the TLDR version.

(NOTE: This is in /h/medical, and not /h/aftermath, because when she was admitted to hospital and these photographs were taken, she was still alive.)

Tomasz Sankowski nudist and gay bear dies from stroke and was taken for autopsy

Due to diabetes

Second toe previously removed due to infection

SEBORRHEIC DERMATITIS (Eczema seoricico)

SYMPTOMATOLOGY AND COURSE A common disease in seborrheic individuals, with slow evolution and little itching, which in adults manifests itself as non-infiltrated, rounded or oval erythematous macules, of variable size, with clear margins, covered by yellowish, oily, loosely adherent scales. Lesions that are more or less abundant tend to spread centrifugally, resolving in the center, and merge with each other, forming larger, shaped spots. It worsens or recurs during the winter, attenuates or disappears during the winter, especially after heliotherapy. In children, on the contrary, it appears in the first months of life and is located preferably on the scalp until it completely occupies it with yellowish crustosquamous formations (cradle cap). If it extends to the entire skin area, it is called Leiner's erythroderma. Both in adults and children, it heals without leaving any marks.

LOCATIONS In adults: anterior and posterior mesothoracic region, face (supraciliary, retroauricular, nasolabial regions), scalp (seborrheic alopecia). In infants: scalp, face (periorbital, nasolabial, perioral region; locations commonly spared in atopic dermatitis in infants, d.d.).

DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS Pitytiasis versicolor: coffee-and-milk-colored spots, non-greasy scales; under the microscope there is the presence of mycetes in the scales. Eczema: serous exudation in the wet phase; non-greasy scales in the dry phase; pruritus, locations.

Psoriasis: scales with a silvery-white appearance, scaly accumulation, localizations. There was microsporic and trichophytic disease (only in children); non-greasy whitish scales, alopecic patches with the presence of tonsured hair; under a microscope: presence of mycetes.

THERAPY - Local: sprays, creams, lotions with sulfur also with salicylic acid, tar, ichthyol: selenium-based detergents; antimicrobials alone or associated with corticosteroids. General: low-fat diet, eliminate any digestive system disorders. Vitamin B. Sun exposure.