what is this?
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These are the difficult ones.
It the bottle is neck down, you can push a plaster of Paris impregnated bandage (such as used to be used for fractures) into the opening, wait for it to set, and pull the bottle out.
If the bottom of the bottle is facing down, then it usually means a laparotomy. Although I did once see a (slightly built,) fatigued, surgical registrar near the end of a 72 hour shift (and the end of their tether) say "F#$% this" and disappear almost up to their elbow to retrieve a glass Coca-cola "buddy" bottle the same way it went in. (Yes, the patient was anaesthetised at the time, but it avoided a 2 am laparotomy that no-one wanted to do).

Too much information?

Just the right amount of information.

I am actually surprised that the "manual retrieval" does not happen more often, as opposed to a surgical extraction. Just keep these handy:

http://www.spectrumsurgical.com/surg...ong-glove1.jpg

http://www.henryscheinbrand.com/medi...EB-9003252.jpg

Something looked weird in the spacing on the forum pages, so I opened the page in IE.

Firefox and AdBlock Edge for the win

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A drug scorched brain thinks OEM orifices lack in number.

Steam powered clock playing Westminster Chimes. Sounds like an old calliope.
http://www.trainboard.com/grapevine/...3&d=1413158688

remove
 

Please remove #63893

why?

Edited - Z-man


http://www.childtherapytoys.com/stor...esSetOfSix.jpg

Because all his previous posts are in the for sale section and he tried to make a real contribution with his first venture in OT....

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(pic posting is faulty?)