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When the pair found out there were other patients in their situation, Mr Tooth and Mrs Wilson pleaded with the hospital to be put in touch but were told they could not be. Mr Tooth waived his right to patient confidentiality and asked the hospital to send his details to the others. The NNUH did not write back. But after reading Mr Tooth’s story, Mrs Wilson recognised him from her time convalescing at Addenbrooke’s, where she was transferred for lifesaving reconstructive surgery. She said: “I remember Paul from hospital, and I saw his picture in the article I had the only good flashback I’ve had, of him doing his exercises on the ward and saying hello to everybody. ....
Behold this giant moth Mothra is real, and she is Australian. Construction workers at an Australian primary school (i.e. elementary school) found a huge bug this week, and have been proudly showing it off as per primary school tradition. To be fair, it is a very cool bug. The Giant Wood Moth was discovered by builders working on Mount Cotton State School s new classrooms, which are on the edge of a rainforest in south-east Queensland. Giant Wood Moths are common along the Queensland coast, but actually spotting one in the wild is a rarer phenomenon. The staff and students weren t surprised by the find as we have a range of animals on our grounds at Mount Cotton State School such as bush turkeys, wallabies, koalas, ducks, the occasional snake that needs to be relocated back to our rainforest, echidnas, tree frogs, possums, chickens, and turtles, said principal Meagan Steward, apparently unaware she is actually running a wildlife park with regular child visitors. ....
Mothra is real, and she is Australian. Construction workers at an Australian primary school (i.e. elementary school) found a huge bug this week, and have been proudly showing it off as per primary school tradition. To be fair, it is a very cool bug. The Giant Wood Moth was discovered by builders working on Mount Cotton State School s new classrooms, which are on the edge of a rainforest in south-east Queensland. Giant Wood Moths are common along the Queensland coast, but actually spotting one in the wild is a rarer phenomenon. The staff and students weren t surprised by the find as we have a range of animals on our grounds at Mount Cotton State School such as bush turkeys, wallabies, koalas, ducks, the occasional snake that needs to be relocated back to our rainforest, echidnas, tree frogs, possums, chickens, and turtles, said principal Meagan Steward, apparently unaware she is actually running a wildlife park with regular child visitors. But a Giant Wood Moth w ....
3 hours ago Photo credit: Facebook: Mount Cotton State School A giant moth, the heaviest species of its kind, has been found at a primary school in Australia. Builders at the school near Brisbane discovered the giant wood moth while building new classrooms, ABC Rado Brisbane reported. Female giant wood moths can have a wingspan of up to 25cm and weigh up to 30 grams. Mount Cotton State School principal, Meagan Steward told the radio station it was an amazing find. Our staff and students weren t surprised by the find because we have a range of animals at Mount Cotton, but certainly this moth was not something we had seen before. ....
Lucy Wilson went under the knife on January 22, 2020, and according to the hospital’s Root Cause Analysis report, by the following morning “it became clear there had been a biliary injury with large volumes of bile draining”. So doctors used a tiny camera on a tube - an endoscope - to navigate through the bile duct to check it was okay, but the procedure could not be completed as expected because the bile duct had been severed. The report states: “Despite a conversation between Surgeon B [Valero] and Gastroenterologist A straight after the procedure, the surgical team regarded the result as a ‘failed ERCP’ rather than appreciating the fact that the procedure had been successful and had indeed diagnosed complete transection of the bile duct.” ....