Submitted by EnchantedCatto t3_117t3ba in askscience
AnonoQWERTY t1_j9dte0j wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in when a limb gets amputated, how do they stop the flow of blood? by EnchantedCatto
I’m sorry but this is confidently incorrect. You don’t connect arteries to veins during amputations. You just ligate them to cut off the bleeding.
[deleted] t1_j9dudpo wrote
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ARoundForEveryone t1_j9dwg93 wrote
Well maybe if Paw-paw splurged for the leech, it would've fed off his blood and grown to be leg-sized. Then Paw-paw and his leech-leg would've been able to travel the world as a medical marvel. Some real PT Barnum stuff.
kwyl t1_j9dxc3i wrote
That sounds amazing!! I wonder how much weight a leg sized leech could bear.
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