[gatagato]

Originally Posted by susanmarie79 ↗

The real story is the wolf ATE his lips when he was letting the cows out to graze. It also had rabies and he was lucky to survive

Yup, that the real story, according to the dude himself. He (now 66) was 11 when he was attacked by a wolf; he struggled with it for about half an hour, and got bitten in his throat and in his lips. The wolf then grabbed him from his neck and took him away, but luckily a group of fishermen saw the scene and managed to frighten the wolf, so it left the prey.

Since very limited medical resources were available there at the time, the man was "cured" with herbs. The wounds healed, but the improvised "cure" left him in such conditions, and his life was ruined forever (for example, he can eat only liquid food to survive).

Recently, the man was brought to the Guyang Dental Hospital, and the Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeon (Professor Feng Hung Chao) after a quick analisys of the case pointed out that wolves carry a variety of oral bacteria, some of which can actually cause this type of difigurement. But what about the herbs and the water used during the treatment?
What we know for sure is:

1) A wolf licking you won't cause that
2) Rabies won't cause that either
3) A wolf's bite by itself won't cause that as what we see in the photo(s) is the result of both tissue and bones necrosis caused by some bacteria: Fusobacterium necrophorum? Prevotella intermedia? Borrelia vincentii? Porphyromonas gingivalis? Tannerella forsynthesis? Treponema denticola? Staphylococcus aureus?

What caused his condition hasn't been determined (HARD to do 55 years after), but whatever it was, it could have come either from the wolf's mouth or from the shit that they used to "fix" the issue (herbs, water to "clean" it, etcetera). Until you don't positively identify the bacteria that caused it, this will be an unanswered question.

The good news is that the hospital is working on his case and hopefully soon the man will be provided with dentures (false teeth) so he'll be able to start chewing again.

[MisterX]

a dentists nightmare

[Johnny Wadd]

You all just sound jealous...



























Just because he can eat an apple THROUGH a tennis raquet

[Faline]

Originally Posted by Viking64 ↗

That's my old Chinese friend Piano Chin.

[DiamondSmiles]

Thanks for the photos, as always, gata

I was wondering why he was suddenly bumped

Makes me want to keep my mouth closed so nothing jumps out of his onto me EEEEEEK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Got me some duct tape in a leopard pattern

[DiamondSmiles]

Originally Posted by Johnny Wadd ↗

You all just sound jealous...
Just because he can eat an apple THROUGH a tennis raquet

I am I will be the first to admit it!

I can honestly say I never thought of eating an apple through a tennis racquet

Who wants to be the first to kiss him and have him go down on you - male or female

Who wants to be a sport

[gatagato]

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[DiamondSmiles]

Originally Posted by HeadlessHorseman ↗

If you grabbed him by the feet you could use him as a rake.

Since this was bumped with more pictures, thanks to gata, I got a second laugh from this one, HeadlessHorseman

Thanks again

[bitter.noc]

The life of a Chinese Man was ruined 56 years ago from a Wolf attack. He received heavy wounds around the face and he met the surgery after 56 years of waiting.

Wu Xiuyou had been attacked by a wolf when he was aged 11 and since then, he struggled for life. His whole mouth was ripped off by the wolf and it resulted in the disfiguring of his mouth. The life of the gentleman was ruined after the incident. This is the reason why he could not get married his whole life and was also denied of a job all his life.

However, the doctors have recently turned up by saying that they are ready to elongate the helping hand to the man who suffered such serious wounds.

Chinese Man's Mouth Disfigured by Wolf Attack 56 Years Ago, Undergoing Surgery now

Wu Xiuyou is a man who is aged 65 and comes from the Datang village in the South West China’s Guizhou province. He was attacked severely by a wolf in that region. The shocking part here is that when he was attacked, Mr. Wu aged only 11 years. After being attacked, he was left with a completely ripped off jaw and mouth. The whole jaw was actually disfigured and the man could only survive on liquid foods.

From the last 56 years, this man has been suffering and no government official had taken care of the case. In the recent past, there was an awakening among the officials about this case and the doctors of the state have vowed to help the man.

Chinese Man's Mouth Disfigured by Wolf Attack 56 Years Ago, Undergoing Surgery now

Mr. Wu’s suffering is no less than fiction. He could never attend the school because of his weird appearance and he could not marry a girl. All his dreams had been smashed by the wolf attack. He lives by his own and nobody lives with him. He is lonely and he also never got a job.

Doctor Chen Fei is expected to take the responsibility of the corrective procedure on his shoulders. He stated that the jaws of the patient are distorted and his mouth has been disfigured. The operation will require some special efforts in order to get things in the right place.

Chinese Man's Mouth Disfigured by Wolf Attack 56 Years Ago, Undergoing Surgery now

According to the team of doctors who ready to treat Mr. Wu, it will be one of the most challenging operations they have done in years. The teeth of Mr. Wu will be constructed over a period of six months. This will happen in the lieu of two operations. The operation will be a big affair and it will involve as many as 20 doctors coming from 20 respective departments. Dr. Chen also said that “The surgery will reconstruct his upper and lower lips and his missing face muscles. We’ll take two musculocutaneous flaps from his legs, and transplant them onto his face after tailoring them. It involves a lot of nerve and vessel sutures.’

After the first surgery, the doctors are looking to go for another operation that will construct the teeth of Mr. Wu over a period of six months.

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