Dr. Aaron Shemenski traveled to Siberia to study this external fixation technique.
2012/01/14
external fixation
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I can’t believe he can ever move!
Comment by birdie — 2012/01/14 @ 15:50
Ow.
Comment by icouldbeahero — 2012/01/14 @ 15:51