Russian surgeons removed a two-inch Fir tree branch from a man's lung.
At first, doctors believed it was a tumor but when they started cutting they found the green needles.
Did the tree grow in the man's lung?
A botanist says no, because the plant needs light to grow.
The 28-year-old patient came to the hospital complaining of pain in his chest and coughing up blood.
He believes he may have accidentally inhaled the fir tree branch.
At first, doctors believed it was a tumor but when they started cutting they found the green needles.
Did the tree grow in the man's lung?
A botanist says no, because the plant needs light to grow.
The 28-year-old patient came to the hospital complaining of pain in his chest and coughing up blood.
He believes he may have accidentally inhaled the fir tree branch.
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