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Teens Beat Homeless Man To Death In Ohio CLEVELAND - Police are looking for a group of teenagers who beat a homeless man to death in Cleveland.A surveillance video caught the attack Wednesday night outside a towing company. It shows three youngsters who appear to be between the ages of 14 and 17 beating 42-year-old Anthony Waters and stealing his music player and headphones.It also shows a number of motorists slowing down to watch but doing nothing to help Waters.Finally he staggers to a parking lot where employees of the towing company did help, but too late. He died at a hospital from injuries that police say included a lacerated spleen and broken ribs.The police commander told a news conference yesterday, "The pack mentality going on in the city of Cleveland must end."

Author: uchiha16
Keywords: hobo ohio homeless guy
Added: June 28, 2008

ace over loveland

My friend Ryan and I on Loveland pass, he builds a jump and attempts a road gap, only to land on his head, have lacerated bowel, torn spleen, four hour surgery, and week in the hospital. If anybody has video or pictures of this that was there when it happened please get in contact with me so we can make a full video and add everything we can from any angle thta was caught. Thanks for your help!

Author: tman7co
Keywords: Ace Ryan Loveland pass road gap snowboarding serious injuries snow kois neversummer
Added: May 4, 2008

Trash Talk - Segment 3 of 3 - April 28, 2008

Tune In To Trash Talk On www.offthegoalpost.comTopics: Sean Avery

Author: chrisotg
Keywords: nhl sean avery new york rangers spleen laceration brendan shanahan martin brodeur jersey devils intensive care
Added: May 1, 2008

Thoracentesis to remove 1200cc of Plural Fluid at Harborview

This is me getting a Thoracentesis at Harborview Medical Center in downtown Seattle. They removed 1200cc of Plural Fluid from my lung cavity. The fluid was around my left lung causing it to collapse.Procedure = ThoracentesisFluid = Plural Fluid / Plural EffusionVolume = 1200ccOn Tuesday August 28th 2007 I was in a motorcycle accident. I was struck by a car turning right from my left. Due to the angle of the car I was hit directly by the front corner of the car. The force of my body broke both the passenger side window and windshield. I then rolled over the hood of the car, and landed 60ft away on the ground, and from pure adrenalin stood up. My 2000 Yamaha R1 was thrown 110ft.I wasn't on my feet for long. While I was laying there on the ground waiting for the ambulance to arrive I honestly thought I was going to die before it got there. They sky started spinning, with an almost euphoric feeling. Only able to take small sips of air I could feel something in my stomach bleeding and my abdomen getting stiff filling with blood.After spending 9 days at Harborview hospital, 2 days in the ICU and 7 in the trauma surgery unit, I'll be recovering at home for a couple of months at least. For the next 2-3 months all I can physically do is walk and sit. I can ride in a car so long as it is smooth and care is taken to avoid any jolting or bumping movements.My spleen was shattered; it is now dying in my body. They chose not to remove it because it clotted up and the internal bleeding was minimized. A few years ago this would have meant an emergency spleenectomy; however, now the thinking is less surgery the better. My spleen will slowly die while my body absorbs it. My left kidney was also lacerated; luckily it will heal on its own.From the force of the accident and the blunt trauma to my left side, fluid built up between my ribs and lung. The pressure from this caused my left lung to collapse. Before allowing me to leave the hospital my doctor insisted on draining my chest cavity. A tube was inserted in my back and over 1 liter, or 40 oz, of emissary fluid was removed from surrounding over 50% of my lung.My left forearm has a large cut on it resulting from the impact of my body on the windshield of the car. An approximately two inch part of the windshield was shoved up inside my jacket sleeve and lodged between the skin and bone of my forearm. The nurses stuck two fingers and a thumb inside my arm to dig out pieces of the glass.I tore and splintered a ton of muscles, ligaments, and tendons throughout my torso, including my shoulders, neck, chest, abdomen, and waist.I have some moderate to severe road rash on my left shin and knee and on my right knee. Luckily it wasn't severe enough to require skin graphs.Unbelievably I didn't break any bones or receive a head injury.I'm now staying at my aunt's house in Redmond while I recover. I'm not sure how long I will be here.Two days after I was released from Harborview I went in to Evergreen hospital in Redmond where they tapped my chest cavity and removed 550cc of fluid from around my left lung.

Author: jjock
Keywords: Thoracentesis to remove Plural Fluid Effusion at Harborview lung collapsed motorcycle crash death motogp ama superbike
Added: November 2, 2007

Thoracentesis to remove 1200cc of Plural Fluid at Harborview

This is me getting a Thoracentesis at Harborview Medical Center in downtown Seattle. They removed 1200cc of Plural Fluid from my lung cavity. The fluid was around my left lung causing it to collapse.Procedure = ThoracentesisFluid = Plural Fluid / Plural EffusionVolume = 1200ccOn Tuesday August 28th 2007 I was in a motorcycle accident. I was struck by a car turning right from my left. Due to the angle of the car I was hit directly by the front corner of the car. The force of my body broke both the passenger side window and windshield. I then rolled over the hood of the car, and landed 60ft away on the ground, and from pure adrenalin stood up. My 2000 Yamaha R1 was thrown 110ft.I wasn't on my feet for long. While I was laying there on the ground waiting for the ambulance to arrive I honestly thought I was going to die before it got there. They sky started spinning, with an almost euphoric feeling. Only able to take small sips of air I could feel something in my stomach bleeding and my abdomen getting stiff filling with blood.After spending 9 days at Harborview hospital, 2 days in the ICU and 7 in the trauma surgery unit, I'll be recovering at home for a couple of months at least. For the next 2-3 months all I can physically do is walk and sit. I can ride in a car so long as it is smooth and care is taken to avoid any jolting or bumping movements.My spleen was shattered; it is now dying in my body. They chose not to remove it because it clotted up and the internal bleeding was minimized. A few years ago this would have meant an emergency spleenectomy; however, now the thinking is less surgery the better. My spleen will slowly die while my body absorbs it. My left kidney was also lacerated; luckily it will heal on its own.From the force of the accident and the blunt trauma to my left side, fluid built up between my ribs and lung. The pressure from this caused my left lung to collapse. Before allowing me to leave the hospital my doctor insisted on draining my chest cavity. A tube was inserted in my back and over 1 liter, or 40 oz, of emissary fluid was removed from surrounding over 50% of my lung.My left forearm has a large cut on it resulting from the impact of my body on the windshield of the car. An approximately two inch part of the windshield was shoved up inside my jacket sleeve and lodged between the skin and bone of my forearm. The nurses stuck two fingers and a thumb inside my arm to dig out pieces of the glass.I tore and splintered a ton of muscles, ligaments, and tendons throughout my torso, including my shoulders, neck, chest, abdomen, and waist.I have some moderate to severe road rash on my left shin and knee and on my right knee. Luckily it wasn't severe enough to require skin graphs.Unbelievably I didn't break any bones or receive a head injury.I'm now staying at my aunt's house in Redmond while I recover. I'm not sure how long I will be here.Two days after I was released from Harborview I went in to Evergreen hospital in Redmond where they tapped my chest cavity and removed 550cc of fluid from around my left lung.

Author: jjock
Keywords: Thoracentesis to remove Plural Fluid Effusion at Harborview lung collapsed motorcycle crash death motogp ama superbike
Added: November 2, 2007

Thoracentesis to remove 1200cc of Plural Fluid at Harborview

This is me getting a Thoracentesis at Harborview Medical Center in downtown Seattle. They removed 1200cc of Plural Fluid from my lung cavity. The fluid was around my left lung causing it to collapse.Procedure = ThoracentesisFluid = Plural Fluid / Plural EffusionVolume = 1200ccOn Tuesday August 28th 2007 I was in a motorcycle accident. I was struck by a car turning right from my left. Due to the angle of the car I was hit directly by the front corner of the car. The force of my body broke both the passenger side window and windshield. I then rolled over the hood of the car, and landed 60ft away on the ground, and from pure adrenalin stood up. My 2000 Yamaha R1 was thrown 110ft.I wasn't on my feet for long. While I was laying there on the ground waiting for the ambulance to arrive I honestly thought I was going to die before it got there. They sky started spinning, with an almost euphoric feeling. Only able to take small sips of air I could feel something in my stomach bleeding and my abdomen getting stiff filling with blood.After spending 9 days at Harborview hospital, 2 days in the ICU and 7 in the trauma surgery unit, I'll be recovering at home for a couple of months at least. For the next 2-3 months all I can physically do is walk and sit. I can ride in a car so long as it is smooth and care is taken to avoid any jolting or bumping movements.My spleen was shattered; it is now dying in my body. They chose not to remove it because it clotted up and the internal bleeding was minimized. A few years ago this would have meant an emergency spleenectomy; however, now the thinking is less surgery the better. My spleen will slowly die while my body absorbs it. My left kidney was also lacerated; luckily it will heal on its own.From the force of the accident and the blunt trauma to my left side, fluid built up between my ribs and lung. The pressure from this caused my left lung to collapse. Before allowing me to leave the hospital my doctor insisted on draining my chest cavity. A tube was inserted in my back and over 1 liter, or 40 oz, of emissary fluid was removed from surrounding over 50% of my lung.My left forearm has a large cut on it resulting from the impact of my body on the windshield of the car. An approximately two inch part of the windshield was shoved up inside my jacket sleeve and lodged between the skin and bone of my forearm. The nurses stuck two fingers and a thumb inside my arm to dig out pieces of the glass.I tore and splintered a ton of muscles, ligaments, and tendons throughout my torso, including my shoulders, neck, chest, abdomen, and waist.I have some moderate to severe road rash on my left shin and knee and on my right knee. Luckily it wasn't severe enough to require skin graphs.Unbelievably I didn't break any bones or receive a head injury.I'm now staying at my aunt's house in Redmond while I recover. I'm not sure how long I will be here.Two days after I was released from Harborview I went in to Evergreen hospital in Redmond where they tapped my chest cavity and removed 550cc of fluid from around my left lung.

Author: jjock
Keywords: Thoracentesis to remove Plural Fluid Effusion at Harborview lung collapsed motorcycle crash death motogp ama superbike
Added: November 2, 2007

Thoracentesis to remove 1200cc of Plural Fluid at Harborview

This is me getting a Thoracentesis at Harborview Medical Center in downtown Seattle. They removed 1200cc of Plural Fluid from my lung cavity. The fluid was around my left lung causing it to collapse.Procedure = ThoracentesisFluid = Plural Fluid / Plural EffusionVolume = 1200ccOn Tuesday August 28th 2007 I was in a motorcycle accident. I was struck by a car turning right from my left. Due to the angle of the car I was hit directly by the front corner of the car. The force of my body broke both the passenger side window and windshield. I then rolled over the hood of the car, and landed 60ft away on the ground, and from pure adrenalin stood up. My 2000 Yamaha R1 was thrown 110ft.I wasn't on my feet for long. While I was laying there on the ground waiting for the ambulance to arrive I honestly thought I was going to die before it got there. They sky started spinning, with an almost euphoric feeling. Only able to take small sips of air I could feel something in my stomach bleeding and my abdomen getting stiff filling with blood.After spending 9 days at Harborview hospital, 2 days in the ICU and 7 in the trauma surgery unit, I'll be recovering at home for a couple of months at least. For the next 2-3 months all I can physically do is walk and sit. I can ride in a car so long as it is smooth and care is taken to avoid any jolting or bumping movements.My spleen was shattered; it is now dying in my body. They chose not to remove it because it clotted up and the internal bleeding was minimized. A few years ago this would have meant an emergency spleenectomy; however, now the thinking is less surgery the better. My spleen will slowly die while my body absorbs it. My left kidney was also lacerated; luckily it will heal on its own.From the force of the accident and the blunt trauma to my left side, fluid built up between my ribs and lung. The pressure from this caused my left lung to collapse. Before allowing me to leave the hospital my doctor insisted on draining my chest cavity. A tube was inserted in my back and over 1 liter, or 40 oz, of emissary fluid was removed from surrounding over 50% of my lung.My left forearm has a large cut on it resulting from the impact of my body on the windshield of the car. An approximately two inch part of the windshield was shoved up inside my jacket sleeve and lodged between the skin and bone of my forearm. The nurses stuck two fingers and a thumb inside my arm to dig out pieces of the glass.I tore and splintered a ton of muscles, ligaments, and tendons throughout my torso, including my shoulders, neck, chest, abdomen, and waist.I have some moderate to severe road rash on my left shin and knee and on my right knee. Luckily it wasn't severe enough to require skin graphs.Unbelievably I didn't break any bones or receive a head injury.I'm now staying at my aunt's house in Redmond while I recover. I'm not sure how long I will be here.Two days after I was released from Harborview I went in to Evergreen hospital in Redmond where they tapped my chest cavity and removed 550cc of fluid from around my left lung.

Author: jjock
Keywords: Thoracentesis to remove Plural Fluid Effusion at Harborview lung collapsed motorcycle crash death motogp ama superbike
Added: November 2, 2007

Police say teens beat homeless Ohio man to death
A group of teenagers beat a homeless man to death as passers-by slowed to watch the attack, some of which was caught on videotape, police said.Anthony Waters, 42, suffered a lacerated spleen and broken ribs during the attack Wednesday night and died at a hospital, police said.
http://digg.com/world_news/Police_say_teens_beat_homeless_Ohio_man_to_death_2

Homeless Man Beaten to Death by Teens, Passerbys Watch
Anthony Waters, a 42-year-old homeless steel welder, suffered a lacerated spleen and broken ribs during the attack Wednesday night. A group of teenagers beat the homeless man to death as passers-by slowed to watch. The attackers, who appeared to be around 14 to 17, robbed Waters of a music player and headphones, police said.
http://digg.com/world_news/Homeless_Man_Beaten_to_Death_by_Teens_Passerbys_Watch

Sean Avery Cardiac Arrest
Sean Avery Cardiac Arrest - The Rangers have confirmed that Sean Avery suffered a lacerated spleen during last night’s game, and will not be able to play for the rest of the playoffs. The New York Daily News reports that New York Rangers player Sean Avery has been rushed to the hospital:
http://digg.com/world_news/Sean_Avery_Cardiac_Arrest

Avery out with lacerated spleen « 5-hole.com
Sean Avery was rushed to St. Vincent’s Medical Center after the team’s game 3 loss and was diagnosed with a lacerated spleen. Avery’s spleen was not removed and he isn’t expected to need surgery, but he will most likely remain hospitalized for the next few days.
http://digg.com/hockey/Avery_out_with_lacerated_spleen_5_hole_com

Avery Hospitalized With Lacerated Spleen
Sean Avery it out for the remainder of the season (what’s left of it) after suffering a lacerated spleen.The team reports that Avery was complaining of an injury after last night’s Game 3 defeat and entered St. Vincent’s Medical Center under his own power, refuting a report in …
http://digg.com/hockey/Avery_Hospitalized_With_Lacerated_Spleen

Sean Avery Cardian Arrest
The Rangers have confirmed that Sean Avery suffered a lacerated spleen during last night’s game, and will not be able to play for the rest of the playoffs. The New York Daily News reports that New York Rangers player Sean Avery has been rushed to the hospital: Rangers bad boy Sean Avery, unconscious and not breathing, was rushed to a hospital..
http://digg.com/football/Sean_Avery_Cardian_Arrest

Rangers' Avery suffers lacerated spleen - 2008 NHL Playoffs
Irony Much?
http://digg.com/hockey/Rangers_Avery_suffers_lacerated_spleen_2008_NHL_Playoffs

Sean Avery Rushed to the Hospital Unconscious and not Breath
New York Rangers President and General Manager Glen Sather announced today that forward Sean Avery suffered a lacerated spleen in last night’s game, and will be sidelined for the remainder of the season. He apparently went into cardiac arrest and was not breathing when he arrived at the hospital at 3 am.
http://digg.com/hockey/Sean_Avery_Rushed_to_the_Hospital_Unconscious_and_not_Breath

Sean Avery suffers cardiac arrest - not breathing
New York Rangers forward Sean Avery has been hospitalized after lacerating his spleen during a playoff loss to the Pittsburgh Penguins.
http://digg.com/hockey/Sean_Avery_suffers_cardiac_arrest_not_breathing

Death Nap: The dangers of tilting back the front seat—don't do it!
The other three people in our car weren't hurt. But I'd reclined my seat, and my seat belt, which was riding high, left a long welt around my rib cage and along my stomach. As it turned out, I had internal bleeding from a lacerated spleen and three cracked ribs. I spent the next two days in intensive care.
http://digg.com/odd_stuff/Death_Nap_The_dangers_of_tilting_back_the_front_seatmdon_t_do_it