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liz has the details. >> paramedics tenderly reeled 16-year-old lopez into the er with a 3-foot spear shot straight through his spear. doctors says his friend shot it accidentally as they got ready to go fishing. >> it was 1 inch above his right eye. you can feel the tip underneath his skin. >> this is the scan of lopez's brain after they had to cut down 18 inches to even fit in the scanner. >> the most important thing is to resist that temptation to pull the thing out. >> the doctor and his trauma neurosurgery team determined the tip of the spear inside his head was actually a screw tip. >> it was possible for us to figure out a strategy to unscrew the tip of the spear instead of having to get this dragged out through his brain. >> and the shaft missed every major blood vessel in the brain and pierced the right, not left side of his brain, sparing his speech. >> his words are amazingly easy to understand. he says he's not having pain. he is worried about the fact he can't use his left side properly. >> 11 days and only a single surgery after lopez took a spear in his forehead. this is his brain with only

lopez's skull. medical correspondent liz cohen is here. how the heck did this happen?a fishing expedition and they were using spears to catch the fish and instead the spear caught his skull. >> okay. that's how it happened. how does someone even survive an injury like this? how -- where -- you know, if you can explain where the spear entered and -- how they even dealt with it. >> sure. you look at that and you think how can he live through a spear going through his head. here's what happened. it went in about an inch above his right eye. so sort of somewhere sort of around here. and went straight through the back. so it stayed on one side of his head or if we look at it this way, it went in here and then out the back exactly staying on the right-hand side. that's a good thing. when a injury stays on one side of the brain, that's really good news. and it is all about what it hits and doesn't hit. if it doesn't hit a major blood vessel -- >> how does it not hit anything major? >> because we think about it this was very thin from what i understand. it didn't hit a major b

liz nagy of wsvn. >> reporter: paramedics tenderly wheeled 16-year-old yasser lopez into the er with the three-foot spear in his skull. doctors say his friends shot it accidentally as they were getting ready to go fishing. >> it was about one inch above his right eye and straight through. >> reporter: this is the scan of lopez's brain after rescuers had to use a rebar tool to cut down 18 inches of stainless steel spear to even fit in the scanner. >> the most important thing is to resist the temptation to pull the thing out. >> reporter: the doctor and his trauma neurosurgery team determined that the tip of the spear inside his head was actually a screw tip. >> it was possible for us to figure out a strategy during the operation to be able to unscrew the tip of the spear instead of having to get the whole spear dragged out through his brain. >> miraculously, the three-foot shaft somehow missed every major blood vessel in the brain and pierced the right, not left side of his brain, sparing his speech. >> his words are actually amazingly easy to understand. for example, he says he's not having pain. he's wo