It was more like an excruciating physical pain, a buzz saw cutting through his body again and again.
One reviewer, Andrew V, wrote: "Please visit this Dentist, if you want to be treated by a psychopath, that wants to hunt you down, see you bleeding in awful, deep pain and finally saws your head off.
In his drug-induced fog, Ewell feverishly issued orders to troops, but he did not appear to feel any pain until McGuire applied the bone saw.
The old saw carries a great deal of pain; clichés are so overused because they're true.
The syndrome of short-acting unilateral neuralgiform headache attacks with conjunctival injection and tearing (SUNCT) is characterized by three different types of pain: single stabs, groups of stabs, and a saw-tooth pattern in which repetitive spike-like paroxysms occur without reaching the pain-free baseline between the individual spikes.
In his book, Genoways interviews meatpacking workers who lost fingers to saws or were disabled by crippling pain.
Similar to other findings [ 29, 53], patients decided on surgery when pain and disability broadly affected their everyday life; some saw surgery as the only option left after exhausting all other treatment options.
An anesthesiologist in Melbourne recalls a patient who found himself awake during bypass surgery; although the man experienced his "chest being sawn open and pulled apart," he didn't feel pain, and "was amazed by it, not terrified by it".
This study was designed to assess the safety and efficacy of saw palmetto or finasteride in men with category III prostatitis/chronic pelvic pain syndrome (CP/CPPS).
The young private saw very clearly what so many professors and generals take pains to deny: that the primary function of the laws of war is not to restrain violence, but to justify it, often with the greatest lawyerly ingenuity.
