Ärzte entfernten 13 Zentimeter langes Tier

Stachel-Fisch springt Angler in den Rachen – Not-OP!

Thailand: Fischer muss notoperiert werden, weil ihm ein Fisch in den Rachen springt
Thailand: Fischer muss notoperiert werden, weil ihm ein Fisch in den Rachen springt
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Damit hatte der Fischer nicht gerechnet: Bei einer Tour auf einem Gewässer in Thailand ist ihm ein Fisch direkt in den Hals gesprungen. In einer Notoperation mussten Ärzte das knapp 13 Zentimeter lange Tier entfernen.

Thailand: Mann war zum Speerfischen hinausgefahren

Der kuriose, aber nicht ungefährliche Zwischenfall ereignete sich nach Angaben der "New York Post" am 2. Mai in der Provinz Phatthalung. Der namentlich nicht bekannte Mann war zum Speerfischen hinausgefahren. Als er kurz zum Luftholen auftauchte, schoss der Fisch Medienberichten zufolge aus dem Wasser und in seinen Rachen.

Doctors removed the five inch-long fish from the fisherman’s throat after a freak accident in Phatthalung, Thailand, on May 22, 2022. (Photo) Doctors were baffled when the man arrived at the Phatthalung Provincial Hospital, claiming that a fish jumped inside his mouth on May 22. A team immediately ran an x-ray on the fisherman and found the spiky freshwater Anabas fish lodged between his throat and nasal cavity as it tried to wriggle out through the man’s nose. The team of medics, two doctors assisted by three nurses, successfully removed the 5inch-long fish after a one-hour operation. Hospital officer Sermsri Pathompanichrat said: ‘Our doctors worked hard to minimise the damage on our patient’s organs. They have successfully saved the patient.’ The doctors pulled the fish from the fisherman’s mouth as it was trying to wriggle out of his nose by passing through his throat. When the fish was extracted, it was revealed to be a 5inch-long Anabas with sharp spikes, and covered in the man’s blood. The unidentified patient told doctors he was spike-fishing with a harpoon under the surface of the water. He came up for air and at the same time, the Anabas coincidentally jumped out of the water and went straight into his mouth and down his throat. The fish was stuck in his mouth and squeezed down his windpipe. He was rushed to the hospital after onlookers saw him appearing to gasp for air as he held his throat. The fisherman was treated and is now in stable condition and recovering at the hospital from his operation wounds. Hospital officer Sermsri Pathompanichrat added: 'The chances of this happening are very low. I have never seen this kind of case before.' Anabas fish are freshwater carnivorous fish, that feed on insects and larvae.
Diesen Fisch haben die Ärzte in Thailand dem Mann aus dem Rachen operiert
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Kletterfisch geriet in Luftröhre des Fischers

Das Tier geriet in die Luftröhre des Fischers, der dadurch nicht mehr genug Sauerstoff bekam. Helfer erkannten seine Notlage und brachten ihn ins Krankenhaus. Ein Röntgenbild enthüllte, dass der Kletterfisch – ein stacheliger Süßwasserfisch – zwischen dem Hals und der Nasenhöhle des Speerfischers feststeckte. Offenbar hatte er versucht, sich über die Nase einen Weg nach draußen zu bahnen.

Doctors perform surgery to save the life of a fisherman after a fish leapt out of the water into his throat in a freak accident in Phatthalung, Thailand, on May 22, 2022. (Photo) Doctors were baffled when the man arrived at the Phatthalung Provincial Hospital, claiming that a fish jumped inside his mouth on May 22. A team immediately ran an x-ray on the fisherman and found the spiky freshwater Anabas fish lodged between his throat and nasal cavity as it tried to wriggle out through the man’s nose. The team of medics, two doctors assisted by three nurses, successfully removed the 5inch-long fish after a one-hour operation. Hospital officer Sermsri Pathompanichrat said: ‘Our doctors worked hard to minimise the damage on our patient’s organs. They have successfully saved the patient.’ The doctors pulled the fish from the fisherman’s mouth as it was trying to wriggle out of his nose by passing through his throat. When the fish was extracted, it was revealed to be a 5inch-long Anabas with sharp spikes, and covered in the man’s blood. The unidentified patient told doctors he was spike-fishing with a harpoon under the surface of the water. He came up for air and at the same time, the Anabas coincidentally jumped out of the water and went straight into his mouth and down his throat. The fish was stuck in his mouth and squeezed down his windpipe. He was rushed to the hospital after onlookers saw him appearing to gasp for air as he held his throat. The fisherman was treated and is now in stable condition and recovering at the hospital from his operation wounds. Hospital officer Sermsri Pathompanichrat added: 'The chances of this happening are very low. I have never seen this kind of case before.' Anabas fish are freshwater carnivorous fish, that feed on insects and larvae.
Die OP in Thailand
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Ärzte entfernten Fisch aus dem Rachen

In einer einstündigen Operation entfernten Ärzte das Tier, der Fischer erholt sich im Krankenhaus. "Unsere Ärzte haben alles dafür getan, die Schäden an den Organen des Patienten so gering wie möglich zu halten, sagte Sermsri Pathompanichrat, ein Mitarbeiter des Krankenhauses. "Sie haben den Patienten gerettet." Die Wahrscheinlichkeit, dass so etwas passiere, sei sehr gering. "Einen solchen Fall habe ich noch nie zuvor erlebt." (bst)

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