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only put the anesthetic itself
(6) | 09/09/2016 | Translate: A surgeon enables the young patient to put the anesthetic itself in blood before surgery.
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- Vale yourself the anesthetic Just before a knee surgery, the anesthesiologist leaves the patient Ntalin Hunt to put himself the anesthetic in his body with a syringe. See how quickly loses consciousness.
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Και άμα πέθανε θα έλεγε ” δεν φταίω εγώ μόνος του το έκανε”…