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The '''Singularity Scalpel''' is an [[alien]] medical device, believed to be used for operating on a body without opening the patient. It was discovered by [[Torchwood 3]] but were unable to use it properly at first. After practice, [[Owen Harper]] managed to use it to kill a [[Mayfly]] which had been implanted into [[Martha Jones]]. Prior to this he killed a man with it as it blew open his stomach while he was attempting to | The '''Singularity Scalpel''' is an [[alien]] medical device, believed to be used for operating on a body without opening the patient. It was discovered by [[Torchwood 3]] but were unable to use it properly at first. After practice, [[Owen Harper]] managed to use it to kill a [[Mayfly]] which had been implanted into [[Martha Jones]]. Prior to this he killed a man with it as it blew open his stomach while he was attempting to eradicate a Mayfly. ([[TW]]: ''[[Reset (Torchwood story)|Reset]]'') | ||
It was used again to remove a [[Nostrovite]] egg from [[Gwen Williams|Gwen]] by [[Rhys Williams|Rhys]] on their wedding day, although it had been modified by Owen. ([[TW]]: ''[[Something Borrowed]]'') | It was used again to remove a [[Nostrovite]] egg from [[Gwen Williams|Gwen]] by [[Rhys Williams|Rhys]] on their wedding day, although it had been modified by Owen. ([[TW]]: ''[[Something Borrowed]]'') | ||
Revision as of 03:38, 18 July 2008
The Singularity Scalpel is an alien medical device, believed to be used for operating on a body without opening the patient. It was discovered by Torchwood 3 but were unable to use it properly at first. After practice, Owen Harper managed to use it to kill a Mayfly which had been implanted into Martha Jones. Prior to this he killed a man with it as it blew open his stomach while he was attempting to eradicate a Mayfly. (TW: Reset)
It was used again to remove a Nostrovite egg from Gwen by Rhys on their wedding day, although it had been modified by Owen. (TW: Something Borrowed)
