Biker Left With Brain Injury And Several Broken Bones After Being Hit By A 4x4 Car | Helicopter ER
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- Опубликовано: 12 май 2020
- A biker is left fighting for survival with a brain injury and several broken bones. Dr. Neil must turn the roadside into an operating theatre.
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He didnt survive because a miracle, or because how strong he is, he survive because of the amazing fast response professional and top class care of all doctors and paramedics involved, this was text book and should be used as educational purposes for future health care workers, just amazing bravooo
I wish thats reponders is the one to response my father, with that same symptoms.is he alive today?
@@johncarlobernardo866 I wish it too, unfortunately circumstances are never the same in different places, we all know that health care workers are shortage everywhere and I am pretty sure if more than two emergency on the same area would of happen, it wouldn't have been this fast. I am sorry for your lost but your father is in a good place now
@@puzzlemagnet1957 thank for a relief maam, are you a medical professional? Im happy to hear that he survived and i wish to be fast responder too someday,
@@johncarlobernardo866 No I am not , I am a graphics designer, but I have a lot of respect for health care workers, and wish you accomplish your goals
@@spday9909 it was super professional and fast response and save the life of this man, you are commenting from the comfort of your sofa without any pressure whatsoever, who are you anyway? and I am sorry but cant take you serious with your nick name really. This guys did an amazing job
“He’s not very well atm” so British 😂
Ikr 😂😂
Haha lol ikr!
Stfu
@@elliotbigland4300 oooo sorry big man
I’ve literally said the same thing to my British husband. A patient could be decapitated and British be like “I am afraid he is a little ill right now.” 🤣🤣
Amazing NHS!! The doctor was calm, professional and polite throughout - they are all hero’s.
Indeed! A lot of respect for them!!
Thank God for the NHS. Can only imagine what this would cost in the US. In the UK they do it cause it’s the right thing to do. Not for the money.
heroes, yes they are.
RW163 hahaha 😂 got me dead 💀🤣
@RW163 I'm afraid pre-hospital Drs don't get paid that much in the UK.:(
I am an ICU doctor. That's how it is done. Cool, calm, collected, but direct and assertive with intentional methodical work. Well done.
Paramedic sam was so calm and collected, I want him around if I ever have a serious accident
The way that Doctor Neil took control of the situation was inspiring. No mucking around, calm respectful orders where needed, quickly field anesthetized, managed all the way to the Hospital like a true professional.
Imagine the pain if this man was fully conscious. 😰
Probably passed out because of the pain
My guess is it would be pretty painful
In all honesty. The biker was probably was out near instantly. Gcs of 3 isnt very good and the blown pupils indicate massive brain damage. The fact that hes fully recovered is unbelievable
That would be impossible 🤦🏽♂️
My boy broke every bone in his leg ankle and foot. He rode home in shock ....later he told me his leg was flapping and clicking ( the broken pieces of bone) 2 years on he is still healing and has a long way to go. As his mother I'll never understand how he rode home in that state. Pain I think puts you into shock and then fight or flight mode.
I have nothing but respect and admiration for medical personnel I mean can you imagine the pressure being put in you because someone is dying right in front of you I can’t even begin to imagine that bless the NHS and everyone who works in this field
5:12 he's having to lean over and cut into his chest while being bumped around in a fast-moving ambulance. Wow. Respect.
“He’s not very well atm he’s unconscious and few breaks and his foots hangin of” 😂😂
I’m not saying it’s funny that his foot is hanging of
The Brits are masters of the understatement.
Is police say that?
Trained to stay calm, you’ll always perform better if everyone one around you I’d calm
The emergency services are heart warming. Last June I saw a 21 yesr old lad hit a car at 70mph on a 125cc bike... bang! Streight in the side of a car in a 60mhp road. I saw his body twist round the car. The amount of blood he lost through a cut in his head.. he died right in front of me. Scary stuff.... this video bought back alot of memories for me, very scary
And that's is a good reason why we should rather have kids with cars and totally get rid of motorbikes that go more then 30mph at least until 21.
@@peterzingler6221 I dont agree with this mate. I'm a biker and have been since I've been a kid. It was just 1 of them freak accidents. If people be sensible then we are all good 👍 unfortunately in this case it was just a freak accident and Same for the lad I saw die in front of me. Ile never forget it
Sorry to hear that bro.
@@peterzingler6221 Silly idea you need those early years learning on a 125cc or all that would happen is people jump straight onto a bigger engine bike at 21 and kill themselves. 30mph is way to slow to be safe aswell. 125cc are pretty safe machines but a idiot is a idiot in a car or on a bike unfortunately.
hondmx yeah all the service are brilliant they all want to help people but nowadays the only service which isn’t being hated in and called racist is the fire & rescue service.
Foots hanging off hes not very well at the moment respect
Fully recovered!? M8 go buy a lottery ticket
I think he used up all the luck
Dr Teddy lol
This man is so lucky. He recovered from a brain injury. My uncle once fell off a 500 ft cliff, while trying to mountain climb and got a severe brain injury and was in a coma for 6 months. He can’t talk, and move his eyes properly now. So he’s basically blind, and one of his ears don’t work, and he lost all his memories. So sadly he didn’t recognize me at the hospital. But I’m glad he’s alive.
Piney_ Studios I’m so sorry ❤️
Piney_ Studios so sorry that sounds horrible!
Everybody on that team just wow, amazing lead from that doctor. 👏
Big applause to the amazing medical team! They were so calm and polite even in this kind of frightening situation... and here i am crying, watching him laying down unconsciously. Glad he recovered well now.
the way they save peoples lives is amazing. cant believe the work and knowledge that goes into it
OMG 😮 they are so so calm doing the procedure!!! That’s amazing! This is a job so serious and they have to be so prepare to access the injured and make the right decisions on the right time. Congrats to the time!
That doctor was absolutely amazing!!!
Having been hit by a car and had a bleed on the brain, I had a school shirt on covered in blood 3 days in hospital and nearly had to be flown to kings hospital in London
RW163 😂😂sympathy nah mate I’m not looking for none of that fella
RW163 yup.. just another casual “I know it all” guy in the comments, he didn’t tell us any details so how are you going to make a more decisive conclusion and judgemental comment not knowing a clue about the incident.
Hush.
@hauha 😂😂😂😂
How lucky are we in this country to have such an amazing emergency service. These people deserve their weight in gold ten fold.
Polite to the other responders and direct with instructions and orders! Very amazing to see
Major props to that doctor doing all that while in the back of a moving ambulance!
Him: GCS 3
Also Him: "Where have you two been?"
These videos make me feel so reassured that if anything ever happened to me or my family we’d be in the best hands
thank you for not blurring. Showing the complete reality is good once in a while
Amazing Dr. Neil!
incredible people and knowledge that save lives on a daily basis.
Great system, great doctors 👏👏
As a retired critical care nurse, I can see he needs a neurosurgeon, pulmonary specialist, surgeon, orthopedist, and plastics believe it or not.. The Emergency docs as well..it looks chaotic, but each person has specific jobs, and I guess they could describe it as organized chaos..
Can you explain me why this doctor lean he's hand on biker head and clearly shaking it? I was always thinking securing spin in bike accident is first think to do
kluchakiller maybe like in 2016 sure lol A lot has changed now and days...
kluchakiller if you mean at 2:45 then i think the doctor was trying to stabilise his head. i think the biker was moving it himself(brain injury/unconscious but still active/muscle spasms etc?) as when one of the doctors arrived i believe they said he was erratic
Chapeau Docteur !!!!
Paramedics have wings but we can’t see them, so instead of calling paramedics, can we call all of them ANGELS. 999 what’s your emergency ? I need an ANGEL
If you're a vet and you're the patient and you hear the doc saying they're going to put you to sleep, that's when you get worried... Just want to say I'm not unsympathetic here. I've done thousands of miles on the back of hubby's motorbike, so every biker has my sympathies.
The emergency medical workers at all levels around me. They are direct and practical and swift, but polite and calm, providing exceptional care. But, this is a serious question: “unwell” indicates to me a case of strep throat and vomiting, not the life-threatening injuries this man had, how do you indicate the difference?
Visuals i guess
Context, I assume. It is a difference if you phone your boss saying you won't come to work tomorrow because you are unwell or if you have a critical care paramedic preparing drugs for emergency anesthesia at the roadsite saying the patient is unwell to the camera crew.
Also, English understatement ;)
To be honest from watching UK ambulance shows I get the impression that the milder the language they use, the closer to death the patient. They seem to only say 'unwell' for incredibly serious situations.
They use these terms in touch and go situations...much nicer to hear the word unwell than alot of others..its almost like code speak...so the person on the other end knows but bystanders might not be fully aware of the gravity of the issues
If I ever have an accident on my bike I hope I get paramedics like these.
I've never seen a doctor intubate a patient _without_ the guide bougie.....that's pretty impressive. He handled this so well. Not that it matters much, but I'm quite impressed.
Ive crashed on a bike before and split the top to my chin and bent my arm backwards
God bless the Doctor and Paramedics that saved his life.
glad he's okayy
If he’s a miracle my step dad is a double miracle. 4% survival chance.
Incredible team work LGI best hospital going my auntie works in the brain side of things there amazing recovery
What a team!! ✌
What a fantastic cool and calm collected Doctor I'm so proud of our Medics ,Emergency responders and our NHS you save lives thank you xxx
I hope all doctors are like this especially for motorcycle accidents or coma patients 😔. In my partner's situation, they didn't gave him any operation and was not admitted to icu
Did he need one?...
Good job of the medical team they did an amazing job😃
Ive been on a binge. This is WAY better than greys anatomy!
The NHS and modern medical technology is really something amazing
So ein Glückspilz
What f*cking hero’s they are 😵 I take my hat off to every nhs worker ❤️
I'm in absolute awe of these amazing people - you people need to stop slagging them off - so what if they are paid humongous amounts of money - they are worth it. What if it was you, or your parent or your child that needed their incredibly expert and caring help - you wouldnt be bleating then about how much any of the wonderful NHS staff do or dont get paid - you wouldnt be angry about the amount of abuse and violence they face each and every day because all you think about is yourselves - they just get on and do their jobs because they care and want to help each and every one of us. Wind your necks in and be very proud of our NHS - there isnt another country that has a service like this so be grateful and thankful that we have.
They're absolutely not paid humongous amounts of money lmao
Motorcycle accidents is really scary I had a accident last year
God bless the NHS 👼
Incredible.... work from the medical team
With the schools in my country, I only have a 7% survival chance....
the doctor was very good
Anyone else seen the foot 🥴
You haven't seen anything lol
There's people who lose their entire arms and legs and live
honorbound12 cool
@@Kayshots How's that cool. Have a look at documentingreality.com then tell me its cool
@honorbound12 normal day in Syria
Where was this filmed and when?..think I recognise one of the paramedics??..
Heros the lot of em... 👍
Hero’s without capes
Dude these guys are fucking super heroes
I have only had one ambulance ride. It was in the US and the person attending me berated me for calling them, even though I had been instructed by my personal physician to do so. I would much rather have the British responders than the US version.
I've been binge watching these videos and the trend seems to be bike accidents
I hit a van on my bike last Friday; pulled out of a junction after he made eye contact with me. I swerved as I had 3 choices to make; go far right and have a head on collision with oncoming traffic, go left and therefore clip the curb where my motorbike would hit pedestrians or swerve a little to the right and hit the bonnet of the van and hopefully get side swiped off. I obviously went for the 3rd option.
Broken shoulder and broken back but luckily nothing other than that. I've always said it could be worse and this is an example. Hardly any cuts and just 1 bug bruise
The first aid people are fucking amazing!! Thank you for what you do!!!!
The esophageal airway
Should I quit motorcycle riding? Is it really worth it?
Sorry I fainted missed it all
Jesus, he was in a baaaad state holy fuck.
Was he wearing bike gear?
They should have checked his license plate and see wa information they get from tha
Adam wade they don’t have time for that, it would be down to the police to identify the victim and notify he next of kin, this would be done by doing PNC checks on the bike, and any licences that may have been in his wallet etc
Why are they interviewing doctors while they are trying to save someone? Forget the camera, save the dude.
Then interviews typically happen after...edited in or they speak with someone who isn't needed at that moment
These people don't get paid nearly enough thag they deserve. God save our nhs!!!
FUCK!!! That doctor saved that kids life 100% I am completely in awe
NHS are brilliant for major trauma but if u got disease u gotta go through GP service my experience with low economic area go surgery's is not good they have limited knowledge... its hit or miss weather u will get a diagnosis if ur condition is somewhat not seen as often so as the common cold ur buggered.. fuck DRs but big up NHS 💘 😻
And to think footballers are paid more than these guy's!!
Smart not to get on a murdercycle again.
No thanks to the NHS workers.
Why was he riding in his underwear?
He wasn't, they immediately cut your clothes off so they can find your injuries and start treatment
Why 20 doctors.
Barbara Dyson Because it’s a complex case. Lots of different roles needed and help to stabilise the patient. As it says life or death!
Because that's how many doctors ot takes to help a very injured patient.... what a silly question.....??? I'm confused as to why you are even questioning it.. you obviously have never been hurt to the point you need this help. I had a motorbike crash 3 years ago where I broke my pelvis and snapped my spine. On my arrival at the regions major traumer unit I arrived to around 15-25 traumer doctors who saved my life. How can you even question this?? Silly lady!
hondmx Hello dear Ben, how are you? I’m ok here because I love be in home doing craft, organise, reading
Thanks God I still receive from Wetherspoon but no idea when will be reopen
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Different specs of care. Brain surgeon vessel surgeon and so on
@@Ben-db5re lol what?
Did he have brain activity please?
No, he had an RSI.
Anyone noticed how the police was paying more attention to waht the medics was doing then the actual crash