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he is lucky he is not a nigerian

Doctors in India have extracted 232 teeth from the mouth of a 17-year-old boy in a seven-hour operation.

Ashik Gavai was brought in with a swelling in his right jaw, Dr Sunanda Dhiware, head of Mumbai's JJ Hospital's dental department, told the BBC.

The teenager had been suffering for 18 months and travelled to the city from his village after local doctors failed to identify the cause of the problem.

Doctors have described his condition as "very rare" and "a world record".

'Small white pearls' "Ashik's malaise was diagnosed as a complex composite odontoma where a single gum forms
lots of teeth.

It's a sort of benign tumour," Dr Dhiware said. Ashik Gavai's teeth were put on display by doctors after the operation The teenager had to endure seven hours of medics
pulling teeth from his mouth It was all smiles from the medical team after the operation

"At first, we couldn't cut it out so we had to use the basic chisel and hammer to take it out.

"Once we opened it, little pearl-like teeth started coming out, one-by-one. Initially, we were collecting them, they were really like small white pearls. But then we started to get tired. We counted232 teeth," she added.

The surgery, conducted on Monday, involved two surgeons and two assistants. The team was led by Dr Vandana Thorawade who heads the hospital's ENT (ear, nose and throat) department.

Ashik now has 28 teeth. Describing Ashik's case as "very rare", Dr Dhiware said she had "not seen anything like this before in my 30-year career", but said she was "thrilled to
get such an exciting case".

"According to medical literature available on the condition, it is known to affect the upper jaw and a maximum of 37 teeth have been extracted from the tumour in the past. But in Ashik's case, the tumour was found deep in the lower jaw and it had hundreds of teeth.

" Ashik's father Suresh Gavai was quoted by the Mumbai Mirror as saying that his son complained of severe pain a month ago. "I was worried that it may turn out to be cancer so I brought him to Mumbai," he said.



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God help the north

you sure say no be knockout sound you heard?

yawns wey ma slippers sef?

2prick go fit him well

isok

God help us

lol

this pix hmmm

dead or alive GEJ till 2019

loosing will b his new culture

eet

AKUKO BACKYARD

pikicho kwanu?

na wa

and it must come to pass

Zedric: Nope, weird because its a sick attempt by the ibos to seem different

you are the one who is sick cus this custom/tradition has been praticed long before white men came to this part of the world

Zedric: I was referring to ur weird customs

weird because it doesnt align with your custom?

Zedric: just saying it like it is

you just don't get it..
there is no Gender inequality in igbo culture

future super eagles no 10

Zedric: Yet they say Yorubas are weird

why going that way bro?

1) A Married Ada/Daughter cannot bow/kneel to greet her father or any body in her home community/maternal village.

2) Apart from gods and kings in igboland. igbo men can only bow/prostrate before their umuada when they visit their villages.

3) Umuada are the only people that can overturn any judgement or has the final say in their home town/maternal home

4) umuada are seen/treated as queens in their home town/village/maternal home

5) Once Ada steps into her father's house, her father will bow/prostrate and greet her.

Note: Ada/umuada here are the married women/daughters

Ada Ada

atleast we are number in something

i think so

Brimmie: Beware of Biafra haters?? I got the news from RadioBiafra.. it was your people that started propagating lies.

Ihe obula i na echelu ndi-igbo ga abiara gi na ezi na ulo gi.

why are they scared to comment?