How Can Doctors Get a Ring Unstuck From a Patient's Finger

at 4:20

From the episode: 3 - THINGS YOU FIND IN THE ER

Answer

There’s a method by using just a piece of string. Using the dremel, it has a metal piece that slides between the ring and the finger, which the the dremel will go on top so it doesn’t injure the patient.

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Show: This Won't Hurt a Bit
Episode: 3 - THINGS YOU FIND IN THE ER
Date: July 11th, 2019

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