article_snippet.sent: Dr Timothy Haffey, who removed the wire which was as thick as a heavy-duty nail, said that it miraculously dodged all of Parker's important nerves and arteries.
article_snippet.sent: Bill Parker, 34, of Mississippi was mowing his lawn on April 19 when a metal fence wire entered his left nostril and was lodged in his sinus cavity (above the CT scan showing the wire inside Parker's head)
article_snippet.sent: A CT scan revealed a metal fence wire had been shot up he and was lodged in Parker's sinus cavity beneath he eye socket and next to he jaw hinge. '
article_snippet.sent: Dr Haffey removed a metal fence wire with a simple sinus surgery which took 20 minutes and entailed making an incision on Parker's upper lip. '
article_snippet.sent: Dr Haffey removed a metal fence wire in a 20-minute sinus surgery (left the wire being removed from Parker's nose).
article_snippet.sent: Dr Haffey made an incision on Parker's upper lip during a 20-minute sinus surgery (pictured right an incision) a metal fence wire a metal fence wire dodged all of Parker's important nerves and arteries, according to Dr Haffey .
article_snippet.sent: The metal wire was sent to a pathology lab and Parker (above is taking antibiotics to prevent infection.
highlights_snippet.sent: Bill Parker, 34, of Mississippi was mowing his lawn on April 19 when the wire shot up his left nostril and was lodged in his sinus cavity .
  
highlights_snippet.sent: Dr Timothy Haffey removed the wire through a 20-minute sinus surgery and said the wire miraculously dodged Parker's important nerves and arteries .
  
highlights_snippet.sent: the wire was sent to a pathology lab and Parker is taking antibiotics .
  