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39-year-old actor Ivan Skitsan died because of a chicken bone in his throat – he tried to push it through with a wire and tore his esophagus apart

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39-year-old actor Ivan Skitsan died because of a chicken bone in his throat – he tried to push it through with a wire and ruptured his esophagus. Mash reports.

According to the publication, the artist from birth was narrowed esophagus, because of which he underwent more than ten operations. When swallowing became even more difficult, Ivan began to push food with a homemade device made of wire and an IV tube.

Once he choked on a bone and again used this method. After severe chest pain, the actor was hospitalized: doctors removed the fragments and found a deep wound. On November 3, Skitsan died in intensive care.

Ivan Skitsan starred in Nikita Mikhalkov’s film “Burnt by the Sun 2” and the series “Margosha”.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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