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Glass removed from woman's esophagus
By Cai Wenjun |
November 11, 2010, Thursday
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A HOSPITAL successfully removed a piece of glass from a woman's esophagus last night after she had swallowed it while quarreling with her husband on their honeymoon.
The woman, surnamed Du of Songjiang District, found a text message from her husband's former girlfriend on his cell phone - three days after they married. The former girlfriend, who didn't know about the wedding, asked to get back together with Du's husband.
Du quarreled with her husband and, in a rage, broke a glass cup. She tried to commit suicide by cutting her wrist with a piece of broken glass. Failing to do so, she then swallowed the fragment, a little bit larger than a 1 yuan coin.
She was sent to one hospital where a doctor said the only solution was open-chest surgery.
Her family then took her to Zhongshan Hospital, where the piece of glass was removed by doctors with an endoscope and the wound treated within 30 minutes.
The woman, surnamed Du of Songjiang District, found a text message from her husband's former girlfriend on his cell phone - three days after they married. The former girlfriend, who didn't know about the wedding, asked to get back together with Du's husband.
Du quarreled with her husband and, in a rage, broke a glass cup. She tried to commit suicide by cutting her wrist with a piece of broken glass. Failing to do so, she then swallowed the fragment, a little bit larger than a 1 yuan coin.
She was sent to one hospital where a doctor said the only solution was open-chest surgery.
Her family then took her to Zhongshan Hospital, where the piece of glass was removed by doctors with an endoscope and the wound treated within 30 minutes.
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