Thursday, 21 March 2013

Polish man gets screwdriver lodged 5cm into his forehead (and had a cigarette before calling the ambulance)


A man has had a Phillips screwdriver surgically removed from his head after slipping face first onto it.
The 25-year-old man from Poland was doing some DIY in the garden when the freak accident happened.
He fell with such force the tool was wedged 5cm into his forehead, narrowly missing his brain.

The 25-year-old fell with such force the tool was wedged five centimetres into his forehead, narrowly missing his brain
The 25-year-old fell with such force the tool was wedged five centimetres into his forehead, narrowly missing his brain
Worrying: The unnamed 25-year-old fell with such force the tool was wedged 5cm into his forehead, narrowly missing his brain
Owch! An X-ray of the Polish man with a screw driver stuck in his head
Owch! An X-ray of the Polish man with a screw driver stuck in his head
Detecting a strange object near his eye, the man - who has chosen not to reveal his identity - took a look in his car mirror when he noticed the screwdriver lodged in his head.
But bizarrely he chose to have a cigarette before asking his neighbour to take him to hospital.

    It took doctors at University Hospital in Bialystok three hours to remove the implement from his head which narrowly missed his vital organs.
    And remarkable he now well on his way to making a full recovery.
    The unnamed man with the screwdriver that was buried 2in into his head
    The unnamed man with the screwdriver that was buried 2in into his head
    It took doctors at University Hospital in Bialystok three hours to remove the implement
    It took doctors at University Hospital in Bialystok three hours to remove the implement
    He said: 'I don't remember what happened that day, at some point when I was working in my garden I slipped and fall down.
    'Next thing I remember it was my hand hurting and some weird thing near my eyes. I went to my car to check in the mirror what's that and I saw the screwdriver in my head.
    'I was shocked. I smoked a cigarette to calm down and then I went to call my neighbour to take me to hospital.'

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