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In a hospital, they may need to remove the ring quickly for example, if your finger was injured and begins to swell.
by kenniskrag 11d ago
In a hospital, they may need to remove the ring quickly for example, if your finger was injured and begins to swell.
- happyopossum 11d agoIn a hospital setting nobody will be degloving your finger - this is a common situation, and they have pliers that will crack/shatter the tungsten for removal.
- phyzome 11d agoI'm guessing that strongly depends on how big the hospital is. I know someone who lives out in the boonies and it's amazing what isn't on hand.
- Ancapistani 10d agoI live in a town of <15k people, and it’s the county seat. Our hospital can handle tungsten carbide rings without issue. I checked before getting one for this very reason (though I now wear an Oura as my wedding ring).