I guess this stems from the finale from Grey's Anatomy.  We all saw the guy in the cement.  What has been the strangest day/ case you have seen?

We had a patient come in today who believes she had an ectopic preg. even though it has been a year since her last sexual encounter, she also told our NP that she had gone to the ER and had a shot of something in her vagina.  She stated that the book she was reading told her she had an ectopic preg. 

One of my stranger days was I got a call telling me they were life flighting a man to the ER and would be sent to us in the OR for a reattachment of his hand.  Since I was head of the ortho reimplant team, we got the room ready and then I went over to interview the patient.  Turned out the patient was in a psych ward at a small hospital, went into the shower, broke out a piece of the shower door and proceeded to disarticulate his hand from his wrist.  I asked him why he did it and he replied.......to prove I wasn't crazy.  That worked didn't it?  Then I asked him, didn't it hurt?  He replied only the first cut did after that no..........Well 29 hours later, his hand was reattached, he was in recovery room and I went home for the next two days.  Several days later, went on grand ortho surgical rounds to visit our patient, who then threatened when he got out, he would do it again..  The hand surgeon told him, you do, then I'm going to pack it up in ice and send your hand to California, where someone there would gladly have his hand and would put it to good use.  He never said that again and began to co-operate with everyone.  He was one of the first, successful almost fully functioning extremity done in the US.  This was back in 1983