Medical professionals successfully extricate severely injured individual from wreckage caused by vehicular collision.
City Hospital No. 36's Traumatology Team Successfully Treats Critically Injured Patient
For over two weeks, the trauma team at City Hospital No. 36 in Yekaterinburg has been working tirelessly to save the life of a 48-year-old man who was admitted in critical condition following a car accident. The patient, a resident of the city, sustained severe injuries, including traumatic brain injury, multiple rib fractures with lung damage, blunt abdominal injury with small intestine damage, a lumbar spine fracture, and an open tibia fracture. He also experienced acute blood loss and developed grade III shock.
According to Ivan Ulyanov, a surgeon at City Hospital No. 36 "Traumatological", the patient underwent an emergency surgery that involved laparotomy, repair of small intestine tears, and drainage of the abdominal and pleural cavities. The procedure was carried out under blood transfusion, and the fractures were fixed with an external fixation device.
Following the surgery, the patient spent two weeks in the intensive care unit, where he was on a ventilator and received comprehensive shock and supportive therapy. In total, he spent over a month in the hospital and is now recuperating at home under the care of specialists.
The regional health ministry has reported that the patient's health has been preserved due to modern emergency and rehabilitation treatment methods, available to Ural residents thanks to the "Healthy Life" national project. These methods include emergency response, surgical interventions, intensive care, and rehabilitation, which are essential in saving the lives of patients critically injured in accidents.
Previously, it was reported that doctors from Berezovsky had helped a motorcyclist following a severe car accident. However, further details regarding this incident are not available.
In general, doctors and medical teams in hospitals save patients from severe accidents by providing quick assessment and stabilization, performing surgeries, providing intensive care, and offering rehabilitation support post-surgery. These interventions can mean the difference between life and death for critically injured patients like the one treated at City Hospital No. 36.
- The traumatology team at City Hospital No. 36 specializes in treating medical-conditions such as the severe injuries sustained by a recent car-accident victim.
- The city's hospital's successful treatment of a critically injured patient involved therapies-and-treatments like laparotomy, repair of small intestine tears, and external fixation for fractures.
- Modern emergency and rehabilitation treatment methods, like those used at City Hospital No. 36, are crucial for health-and-wellness issues such as saving the lives of patients critically injured in accidents.
- General-news outlets often report on medical teams' efforts, such as the emergency response, surgeries, intensive care, and rehabilitation provided by doctors, which can make a life-or-death difference for car-accident victims.
