Reabsorption of bone is fairly common place in non unionized fractures that don’t end up getting good blood flow. Osteoclasts will breakdown the bone fragments that don’t unionize

This is why it's so important to talk to your coworkers and get organized, if those bones were unionized this never would've happened.

The only thing thats fake about this is a group of doctors being mystified by any of it.

Sounds more like a teaching opportunity, which was interpreted as an 'ah, they have no idea what is going on' moment.

My granma had a spinal disc missing entirely. It was just gone. Must've broken it at some point and didn't realize. She was mostly bedridden and moved very slowly with a walker, needed a lot of support. May she rest in peace (death unrelated to missing disc)

Does this bone not assist with weight bearing?

Could also be bone eating bacteria.

Wouldn't the patient miss the support that bone provided?!

Or, when his leg was being put back together they just straight up forgot to put it in during surgery.

I'm hearing that she should have joined a union?

oof ouch owie

I tell you what is always read as hwat.

nooo, that would be too easy. instead we should put tens of millions of taxpayers dollars into a closed source solution that hospitals have to pay thousands of dollars per month to use. (and it has like 12 critical vulnurabilities and the company refuses to fix them)

Git blame whoever put in those screws

They could have financed at least two more seasons of lower decks, if they just released an official moopsy plushie

I bet the same thing happened. Good eye.

Or God took it to create another gender. Check mate, evangelicals!