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Tuesday, January 5, 2010

Pan Sinusitis: Tenacious Ropes of Infected Snot

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By profdeiren1   |    13 comments
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this is a cas of pan sinusitis, the pathogen being staph aureus. it was apparently sensitive to several antibiotics but because she was so obstructed with polyps and gunk (*Official* Medical Gunk, or OMG), the antibiotics didn’t have a chance.

starting around the 1:09 mark, we are treated to what can only be called tenacious ropes of infected snot. the stuff seems alive, and not willing to disappear without a fierce game of tug o’ n war with a suction cannula.

noted on YouTube: “Endoscopic Sinus Surgery, Shaving sinus and sinus polyps, Draining sinuses,Obstructed blocked sinus relief, correction deviated nasal septum, endoscopic septoplasty, Dr. B. Todd Schaeffer” [of New York]; uploaded by NoseMD on 12/13/2009

[while this is NOT the illustrious Dr. J, NoseMD was surely inspired by his legend, so i did tag this as a "Dr. J" category for search purposes]

 

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  1. ppm
    January 5, 2010

    EXCELLENT! It had polyps, mucous, infection, and all that jazz! Loved it. 5 stars from me!

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  2. squirt
    January 5, 2010

    that nose is a mess! I would have recommended a new nose.

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  3. BastardLoveChild
    January 5, 2010

    I love how NoseMD always starts out with “hi or “hello”. I think it’s worse that I always say “hi” back.

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  4. MirrorSpatter
    January 5, 2010

    Ugh! That must be awful to have all those boogers stuck in there! I once had 2 giant blood clots stuck in my nose and when I finally blew them out it felt like heaven! Feel better, guy!

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  5. Sumaric73
    January 5, 2010

    I have the hardest time figuring out what is what in these vids…I am waiting for an eyeball to be accidentally sucked out thru the snout.

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  6. ultraworld
    January 5, 2010

    Very interesting. I never knew what existed inside my head (obviously my brain is not taking up much space).

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  7. infundibulum
    January 5, 2010

    BLC, at the end of Dr. Janakiram’s videos, when he says, “Thank you.” I say, “No, thank YOU Dr. J!”

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  8. felixmk
    January 5, 2010

    I played it with the sound off. At a certain point, I kept thinking of Captain Kirk saying “we need more suction, Scotty!!” and Scotty saying “I’m giving it all I have Cap’n, any more, and I’ll pull out his brains!”.

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  9. Gatsby
    January 6, 2010

    I want one of those metal tools Dr J et al use. I have serious drainage problems with my kitchen sink and my snake just isn’t cutting it. I imagine I send that thing down there and it’d chew it right out. I’m sure they’re reasonably priced, too…

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  10. lennyg4362
    January 6, 2010

    That was totally AWESOME!!! How could ANY PTZ follower rate that anything less than a 5 star??!! I’m ashamed of some of you!! :-)

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  11. kat
    January 6, 2010

    that was some thick snot
    imagine-must feel like you just had the best blow yer nose of your life

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  12. pussnstuff
    January 7, 2010

    When you’re with your honey & his nose is runny.
    Don’t think it’s funny cause it’s snot!!!!

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  13. Dctorlynn1
    April 7, 2010

    Man….I so missed my calling. I am so facinated by this.

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