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February 19, 2011
The wound went unnoticed by doctors and the man himself after a tussle with a robber.
BY JENNIFER MECKLES
Anchor: Jennifer Meckles
You're watching multisource world video news analysis from Newsy.
Talk about a stabbing headache -- a Chinese man goes to the doctor because he’s been having chronic, severe migraines. The doctor runs a few tests, takes a few x-rays... only to discover the problem. A four-inch long KNIFE lodged in the man’s brain.
Li Fu lives in the Yunnan Province in China. Doctors there successfully removed the now rusty blade, and Fu is in stable condition. (CNN)
Perhaps even more shocking than Fu’s survival is how the knife got there in the first place. NBC explains:
“He was apparently stabbed four years ago in a fight with a robber. Even though doctors treated him after that scuffle, they somehow failed to notice a knife in his skull.”
Media reports have focused less on the why’s of the story, and more on the shock value. Fox’s Shepard Smith can hardly form full sentences:
“See that thing in the middle? Across the face and the nose and one of the eyeballs... See that thing? See that? That’s a knife! That's the blade of a knife that was in his head for four years. Shepard, you’re kidding me.”
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