Russian doctors find needle in 80-year-old woman's brain
- A woman in Russia's Far East lived for 80 years with a needle in her brain, believed to be the result of a failed infanticide by her parents during World War II.
- The needle, which was three centimeters long, had been lodged in her left parietal lobe since birth. Doctors decided against removing it due to concerns about worsening her condition.
- Such cases of infanticide were not uncommon during years of famine, as this method was often used to hide evidence of the crime.
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A Russian woman lived with an inch-long needle in her brain for 80 years, likely because her parents tried to kill her as an infant, doctors say
The needle was found sometime in 2023 when doctors conducted an X-ray scan.Sakhalin Ministry of HealthAn 80-year-old Russian woman has been living with a needle in her brain since birth, doctors said.The Sakhalin Ministry of Health wrote that it discovered the inch-long needle sometime this year.They believe she was the victim of a failed infanticide by her parents during times of famine.An inch-long needle was discovered in the brain of an 80-y…
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