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May involve [[We Have to Get the Bullet Out]] or [[Life or Limb Decision]]. If the character isn't medically trained, it's probably an examplle of [[Worst Aid]]. If they ''are'', it's a particularly extreme example of [[One of Our Own]].
 
Compare [[Pulling Himself Together]].
 
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* [[Career Killer]] [[Leon]] returns to his apartment and is seen patching himself up in the shower, showing that he had been injured carrying out one of his hits.
* Chigurh does this in ''[[No Country for Old Men]]'', as if he wasn't [[Badass]] enough. He [[We Need a Distraction|torches a car so he can steal the antibiotics he needs from a chemist shop unobserved]]. Moss has to patch himself up as well, but his attempt is considerably more amateur.
* [[The Terminator]] can do this as he [[Feels No Pain]].
* The antagonist in ''[[Pan's Labyrinth]]'' sews his [[Glasgow Grin|forcefully extended smile]] shut on camera.
* Played with in ''[[Silent Running]]'' when the protagonist reprograms a robot to perform surgery on his badly injured leg.
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