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From CNN:
SYDNEY, Australia (Reuters) -- An operation to simultaneously reattach an Australian boy's foot and both his hands after a freak basketball accident was a success with the boy's fingers and toes alive and pink, surgeons said on Monday.
Ten-year-old Terry Vo's hands and left foot were cut off when a brick wall supporting a basketball backboard gave way as he executed a slam dunk at a friend's birthday party in Perth, the Western Australian state capital, on Saturday.
:shocked:
D'oh! Ran search for "hands," not "hand." Lock 'er up . . .
SYDNEY, Australia (Reuters) -- An operation to simultaneously reattach an Australian boy's foot and both his hands after a freak basketball accident was a success with the boy's fingers and toes alive and pink, surgeons said on Monday.
Ten-year-old Terry Vo's hands and left foot were cut off when a brick wall supporting a basketball backboard gave way as he executed a slam dunk at a friend's birthday party in Perth, the Western Australian state capital, on Saturday.
:shocked:
D'oh! Ran search for "hands," not "hand." Lock 'er up . . .
