Doctor Todurov, the head of the Heart Institute of Ukraine, extracts a 7.62 caliber bullet from the heart of a Ukrainian soldier. The person survived and is recovering.

Doctor Todurov, the head of the Heart Institute of Ukraine, extracts a 7.62 caliber bullet from the heart of a Ukrainian soldier. The person survived and is recovering.
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25 comments

  1. Is that the Batista technique approach? I never seen it in real life.

    Awesome doctor.

  2. All of them are heroes! Soldiers, doctors, nurses, volunteers.

  3. holy fucking shit that’s quite a story to tell how the fuck do they fit that hero’s balls in that stretcher. death awaits the orc![img](emote|t5_2qqcn|31965)

  4. Love how relaxed they stand there inspecting the bullet while the open heart is beating and bleeding

  6. Looks more like a lung to me with the heart itself being mostly undisturbed on the left side. But I’m no bodypartologist so I could be mistaken 😛

  7. Christmas present delivered….amazing surgeon’s…peace to Ukraine 🇺🇦 🇺🇦

  8. Physician he is, not one of them common surgeons!

  9. Someone should make that into an amulet for the hero soldier to keep.

  10. All my respect to whoever evacuated this soldier. From his comrades to his driver to the nurses. It’s one hell of a survival story to take that hit and survive to get to surgery. o7

  11. Wow! You.d want to thank your lucky stars and keep thr bullet that had your name on it…

  13. This is amazing, although I’m sure still very traumatic for the soldier.

    These men and women are literally laying their lives down for their country.

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    On a side note, the gun forums are about to go crazy with .45 fans talking about superior stopping power. 9mm and 7.62mm-soviet unite!

  14. 7.62 is a standard NATO round. Would this be a case of friendly fire or does Russia use weapons that fire the 7.62 round as well?

  15. Very impressive, and lucky the bullent didn’t hit anything and break up into pieces on the way in.

    Slava Ukraini! 💙💛

  16. Doc’s hands were steady with minimal shivering. That’s how you know they’re experienced with these kinds of trauma surgery, which is sad when you think about it.

  19. What a brilliant surgeon… And the staff that support his work… Nurses, techs, even the people who clean the operating theater so it is safe for this work. And a pox on the evil men who created this war for…. nothing.

  21. 7.62 is not to be fucking messed with. He is lucky he has a heart left, never mind having the bullet extracted from it

  24. Not the heart. Heart is that moving thing to the left in the image.

  25. When I clicked I wasn’t expecting an actual video of it!

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