I'm
sorry, but how does a story like this make it into the newspaper? There's
people dying out there, so let's write a story about a guy who gets an
ultrasound of his testicles, but finds a face in his balls. WHAT? I decided to
kick the week off with something extremely silly! Who cares about the Oscars?
Just open the front page of the paper, if you want to read about that! This is
where the real news is at. I haven't been able to stop laughing for at least an
hour now.
So,
it turns out; doctors at a Canadian hospital found a shocking image staring
right back at them as they were scanning the testicles of a 45-year-old
paraplegic patient. The image of one of the testicles was of a man's face
grimaced in agony. Come on! Is this like the Jesus imprint on that towel many
moons ago? My favorite thing about the photo above is in the bottom right
corner the photo is labeled "Siemens". It's an ultrasound of a
testicle and the machine used was from Siemens. You can't just make this stuff
up!
According to Dr. Naji Touma of Queen's University in Kingston, Ontario,
"It was very ghoulish, like a man screaming in pain. His mouth was open
and it looked like one eye was gouged out." The photo was taken in 2009
and was sent to the medical journal of "Urology", and was recently
published with a headline that read, "The face of testicular pain: A
surprising ultrasound finding." Apparently, the residents and staff were
amazed to see the outline of a man's face staring up and out of the image with
his mouth open as if the face saw the ultrasound scan and was experiencing
severe pain and swelling. I have a question, in a world of Photoshop, should
people still be surprised to see something out of the ordinary on photo?
The
only person not amazed by the finding was the patient, who was just happy that
the two-inch tumor was benign. The man had the testicle surgically removed so
he could receive a firm diagnosis. Ouch! That takes "a lot of balls"
to having anything removed down there! Sorry, sorry! I had to go there! Bottom
line is that it's tough to believe that a photo like this can exist in a day of
Photoshop. Anything can be manipulated these days, so I am not buying this for
one second, though it is truly hysterical!
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