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Famous Surgeon Now Offering ‘EZ At Home Surgery Kits’

Dispatches from SNN (Slobovian News Network)

World-famous surgeon says patients can save thousands in health costs using his new “EZ At Home Surgery Kits.”

SNN surgery correspondent Ambue Bagge reports that world famous surgeon to the stars, Dr. Petechial
Hemorrhage, has unveiled a collection of do-it-yourself surgery kits that will save ailing people hundreds of thousands in healthcare costs.

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Now you can perform surgery just like in the old days! 1753 Painting by Gaspare Traversi, Public Domain.

Dr. Hemorrhage stated that a simple Angioplasty procedure at a hospital would cost you 20 thousand dollars, but with his “EZ At Home Surgery Kit,” it’s only three easy payments of $39.99.

He states that his EZ At Home Surgery Kits include the following simple procedures:

Tonsillectomy
Vasectomy
Hysterotomy
Angioplasty
Gall Bladder Removal
Appendicitis
Hemorrhoidectomy
Hernia Repair
Back Surgery
Hip Replacement
Knee Replacement
C-section
Tracheotomy

All of these for three easy payments of $39.99.

Dr. Hemorrhage says that he also has kits for more serious procedures like Face Lift, Triple Heart Bypass and Lobotomy. For those, prospective surgeon/patients must contact him for pricing.

Dr. Hemorrhage is the personal physician to such well-known movie stars as Daffy Duck, King Kong, Alvin and The Chipmunks, and GI Joe.

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