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Brazil worker survives bar through skull
Doctors successfully withdrew an iron bar from Eduardo Leite’s skull during
a five-hour-long surgery after it fell from above and pierced the 24-year-
old construction worker's head on the job.
_gen/derivatives/landscape_635/skull18n-1-web.jpg
This tomography scan released Thursday, Aug. 16, 2012 by the Miguel Couto
hospital, show the skull of 24-year-old construction worker Eduardo Leite
pierced by a metal bar in Rio de Janeiro,
RIO DE JANEIRO — Doctors say a 24-year-old construction worker survived
after a 6-foot metal bar fell from above and pierced his head.
Luiz Essinger of Rio de Janeiro’s Miguel Couto Hospital tells the Globo TV
network that doctors successfully withdrew the iron bar from Eduardo Leite’
s skull during a five-hour-long surgery.
He said Leite is lucid and shows no negative consequences after the
operation. Essinger said Friday that “it really was a miracle” that Leite
survived.
The bar fell from the fifth floor of a building under construction, went
through Leite’s hard hat, entered the back of his skull and exited between
his eyes.
The accident and surgery took place on Wednesday.
Brazil worker survives bar through skull
Doctors successfully withdrew an iron bar from Eduardo Leite’s skull during
a five-hour-long surgery after it fell from above and pierced the 24-year-
old construction worker's head on the job.
_gen/derivatives/landscape_635/skull18n-1-web.jpg
This tomography scan released Thursday, Aug. 16, 2012 by the Miguel Couto
hospital, show the skull of 24-year-old construction worker Eduardo Leite
pierced by a metal bar in Rio de Janeiro,
RIO DE JANEIRO — Doctors say a 24-year-old construction worker survived
after a 6-foot metal bar fell from above and pierced his head.
Luiz Essinger of Rio de Janeiro’s Miguel Couto Hospital tells the Globo TV
network that doctors successfully withdrew the iron bar from Eduardo Leite’
s skull during a five-hour-long surgery.
He said Leite is lucid and shows no negative consequences after the
operation. Essinger said Friday that “it really was a miracle” that Leite
survived.
The bar fell from the fifth floor of a building under construction, went
through Leite’s hard hat, entered the back of his skull and exited between
his eyes.
The accident and surgery took place on Wednesday.
