
Greenberg
nitrogenexit.blogspot.com
- Jun 28, 2020
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You do not need a reference for something so obvious...fluids flow from high pressure to low...with warm water, blood will not coagulate. You are welcome to test it for yourself. In fact, I would love for you to cite a reference of severing a femoral artery and not bleed out (exsanguination) in a bath. In regards to your surgeon, he obviously has not heard of a tourniquet...why do you think people die when they bleed out from a cut or gunshot wound.
My friend...as a new member, we welcome your contributions but do not be so presumptuous that other people are wrong and you are right. Incidentally, you show your naiveness and lack of life experiences by leaning so heavily on academics. And certainly do not assume that there are no other doctors here.
I hope you will find my suggestion helpful and that you chose not to start a longwinded argument thread here. If you choose to do so, you will simply be ignored. I do wish you the very best and hope that you find the answers that you are seeking by joining the website.
Greenberg
My friend...as a new member, we welcome your contributions but do not be so presumptuous that other people are wrong and you are right. Incidentally, you show your naiveness and lack of life experiences by leaning so heavily on academics. And certainly do not assume that there are no other doctors here.
I hope you will find my suggestion helpful and that you chose not to start a longwinded argument thread here. If you choose to do so, you will simply be ignored. I do wish you the very best and hope that you find the answers that you are seeking by joining the website.
Greenberg