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Dont eat raw sushi/fish!

I can't tell; is that his brain with the skull cap removed, or is that growth on his head?

I don't eat sushi...thankfully.
 
It is real, but the explination is not.

Although the explanations quoted above are erroneous, these images are in fact real and undoctored, and they are indeed photographs taken of a patient whose brain surface was exposed and crawling with insects. The pictures date from October 2002, and they are photographs of a man in his 70s who was suffering from an unusual form of cancer which had eaten away at the upper portion of his skull and scalp but who had not sought any medical treatment because the condition was not causing him pain. The man was brought to the trauma center at Stanford University Hospital (where the photographs shown here were taken) by San Mateo County paramedics who had been summoned to the scene after the man was involved in a minor automobile accident and who found him in his car in the condition pictured.
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Originally posted by: Eli
It is real, but the explination is not.

Although the explanations quoted above are erroneous, these images are in fact real and undoctored, and they are indeed photographs taken of a patient whose brain surface was exposed and crawling with insects. The pictures date from October 2002, and they are photographs of a man in his 70s who was suffering from an unusual form of cancer which had eaten away at the upper portion of his skull and scalp but who had not sought any medical treatment because the condition was not causing him pain. The man was brought to the trauma center at Stanford University Hospital (where the photographs shown here were taken) by San Mateo County paramedics who had been summoned to the scene after the man was involved in a minor automobile accident and who found him in his car in the condition pictured.
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thanks man i was about to tell my friend not to eat sushi. now that i think about it... i don't think worms can get into your brain unless you surgically implant it. the difficulties of drugs getting through the blood/brain barrier prevent many drugs from getting into the brain- beneficial or not. let alone worm eggs.
 
The pictures date from October 2002, and they are photographs of a man in his 70s who was suffering from an unusual form of cancer which had eaten away at the upper portion of his skull and scalp but who had not sought any medical treatment because the condition was not causing him pain. The man was brought to the trauma center at Stanford University Hospital (where the photographs shown here were taken) by San Mateo County paramedics who had been summoned to the scene after the man was involved in a minor automobile accident and who found him in his car in the condition pictured.
 
Please, please. Get it right guys. He ate really fresh sashimi, which were supposedly laid with maggots/eggs.
 
meh.. I thought the picture was pretty neat.. But one truly cannot appreciate the horror that is a maggot infestation unless he sees them live.. wiggling around making mushy sounds.. I saw it one when I turned over a dead fish when I was small. It looked like maggots exploded out of it. Scary stuff..

Though.. after I saw those pictures, I went right back to eating my noodles.. They aren't half as disturbing as the brain matter pictures from motorcycle accidents I've seen..
 
Originally posted by: brxndxn
meh.. I thought the picture was pretty neat.. But one truly cannot appreciate the horror that is a maggot infestation unless he sees them live.. wiggling around making mushy sounds.. I saw it one when I turned over a dead fish when I was small. It looked like maggots exploded out of it. Scary stuff..

Though.. after I saw those pictures, I went right back to eating my noodles.. They aren't half as disturbing as the brain matter pictures from motorcycle accidents I've seen..
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i don't know... the brain picture wouldn't look as bad without the maggots. :\
 
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