Sep 2011 27
Are there any athletes in the Paralympics whom are elective surgery amputees?2
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Question by Bacon Sex Party!: Are there any athletes in the Paralympics whom are class room amputee?
I knowing it is an odd interrogation but thing to be considered.
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Answer by jobees
Some peoples if they have a deformed limb or peg decide on amputated it. Or if they have a badness harm amputated it. One of the Australian great skier had his pin amputated after having lymphoma in the pin. I not sure about the comming wintertime Paralympics
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i dont think anyone at least in the paralympics got amputed by choice cause they feel they could win an event
there might be cases like the poster above said
The only time you would see ” elective amputations” would be in situations where an amputation took place because of a congenital malformation, or an injury or illness that resulted in the limb being saved but never working properly again.
Many amputees both athletes and not may have revision surgeries done on their residual limbs to allow for a better fitting prosthetic limb.