Untold Stories of the ER

A car crash results in a fence pole penetrating the chest of the driver and going through the seat into a passenger's thigh.

An accident victim's arm is severed, but doctors are more alarmed by the damage to his liver and spleen.

A man's religion prohibits him from getting treatment for a rattlesnake bite, so ER doctors struggle to find a way to help him.

A young girl comes to the ER paralyzed from the waist down, after she was there a week earlier and the doctors sent her home.

A stabbing victim undergoes a risky chest incision; a car accident brings a pet iguana into the ER.

Cases include a man in anaphylactic shock, a tough guy fearful of getting an injection, a man who stabbed himself with a sword and a woman who wants an exorcism.

The ER receives a soldier with a stab wound, a young man bleeding from his ears and a young woman who overdosed on diet pills.

An inmate has a 108-degree fever; doctors treat a woman for stomach pains and discover she has been eating toilet paper.

A man calling himself the king of the gypsies arrives with a group of followers who refuse to leave his side. Meanwhile, a retired admiral's weakening condition stumps the doctors.

Plane-crash victims attract reporters to a small community ER, and a doctor must decide whether to bore holes in a teen with head trauma to relieve pressure or wait to get him more help.

A woman on the way to her own wedding has a car accident and is sent to the ER with severe facial injuries. Meanwhile, a prisoner comes to the ER, but the doctors are wary of him.

A drunken cowboy ends up in the ER while a patient with a gunshot wound in the thigh complains of chest pains.

Doctors race to save a boy with a severe head injury while cops bring in a suspected bank robber and another patient complains of chest pains.

Strange markings are found on a multiple-personality-disorder patient, and a man arrives with a 16-inch bar stuck in his neck.

Cases include a young boy injured by a commuter train and a woman who fell into an icy river and may have spinal injuries.