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Yeeeaaaaa don't like that. Thankfully I've never been on that kind of call, I would not want to be the guy operating that saw
The last time I saw this in the ER as a medical student I had to teach the fireman how to cut with the diamond dremel correctly. I never really expected my metalworking and blacksmithing hobby to be particularly useful in emergency medicine.
It did take 3 hours to get the damn thing off because we had to make 2 cuts to get it open.
Did you save the penis?
It was unharmed.
I would hope so, otherwise they could've made just 1 cut and had the ring (and a bit more) off in a hell of a lot less time
idk, if its possible to cut with an oscillating saw it might be fairly simple
Titanium is difficult to cut. Generally diamond blades are used. You can get those for oscillating saws, but a diamond wheel on a small die grinder with a steady hand is what I would want.