A man was forced
to undergo radical surgery to have a live fish removed from his
intestine.
Graphic footage
shows the man from Londrina,
Brazil, having
an operation to remove a South American lungfish from his body.
In the horrific
clip, a surgeon pulls out the eel-like fish, known to grow up to a length of
125 cm (4.10 ft), which had apparently burrowed into the man's body.
It can be seen
being taken from his abdomen and wrapped in a cloth.
Miraculously, the
fish was still very much alive when it was removed - and can be seen wriggling
around.
One report
suggests it was 2ft long, although this has not been verified.
The creature
later had to be euthanised, according to the Brazilian news website esmeraldanoticias.com.
The unidentified
man, who has recovered from the operation, has since made a formal complaint
after staff at Hospital Universitário (University
Hospital) in Londrina filmed the surgery
The video of him
and the fish, known locally as a piramboia, has become a viral sensation
after it was posted on the website LiveLeak.
During the
operation, doctors can be heard laughing as the wriggling fish is
surgically removed and one is heard to say: 'This one is for the history',
while another adds: 'I have just sent the pic by mail.'
Women can be
heard laughing and cheering
News reports
suggest Nádina Moreno, dean of the university, has now banned the use of cell
phones inside the surgical centres as a result.
In unusual and
different cases, procedures are sometimes recorded without the patient
being identifiable for educational purposes and for later discussion, but this
should always be approved, she is reported to have said
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