Motorbike Crash Surgery - 24 Hours in A&E - Medical Documentary
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- Опубликовано: 27 авг 2024
- 24 Hours in A&E - S09 E12
Witness intense moments in A&E as patients with severe injuries from a motorbike crash and other accidents receive urgent medical care. Experience the challenges faced by healthcare professionals in St George's London, where lives hang in the balance. Watch now in this gripping episode of 24 Hours in A&E.
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24 Hours in A&E is a British documentary series that takes viewers on an emotionally charged journey into the heart of a busy trauma center. This gripping reality TV show provides an unfiltered and compelling look at the daily workings of a UK healthcare system, specifically the emergency department of a hospital.
With a focus on patient care and critical care, 24 Hours in A&E showcases the true essence of hospital life and the incredible work of medical professionals. Through real-life medical cases and patient stories, the show offers an honest and raw depiction of medical emergencies and the crucial medical treatment needed to save lives.
Filmed in real-time, the documentary offers an unscripted and captivating look at the fast-paced environment of an emergency room. The show explores the human interest aspect of healthcare, portraying the personal lives of the patients and their families as they navigate through life-changing medical situations.
A&E documentary, medical documentary, and hospital documentary all rolled into one, 24 Hours in A&E offers a unique perspective on the reality of emergency medicine. Broadcast on Channel 4, this real-life medical drama has become a critically acclaimed hospital reality TV show, gaining popularity for its powerful and touching portrayal of the human spirit in times of crisis.
Overall, 24 Hours in A&E is a must-watch for anyone interested in medical emergencies, UK healthcare, and the incredible work of medical professionals in the emergency department.
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My friend's father was a brain surgeon in New York city for over 40 years. Dr. Harold Haft was an amazing man. While playing tennis with me one day he said, "never, ever, ever hop on the back of a motorcycle and go for a spin with anyone". It turns out that 95% of his motorcycle injured patients do not survive their accidents. This terrible statistic gave me food for thought and I followed his sound advice.
You know wht they call motor bike riders??? ORGAN DONORS the human body is not meant to be hurled at pavement @any speed unprotected and not have an injury of have some kind of injury
He was correct! My cousin, at age 24, went for an after dinner spin & never came home 😢😢😢
He’s right. My boyfriend died after a very serious crash. I had life altering surgeries. 😢
When I was in my early 20's my husband and I had a nice bike, but after this lady was at a stop sign and looked right at us she proceeded to try and run us over. I guess we didn't register in her brain. He later the bike down in gravel so she wouldn't squash us. It was close! We sold the bike the next day.
Rather die on my bike than get old and shit myself in a nursing home!
I’m a 3rd generation operating room nurse in my family and like the E.R. It takes a special breed of person to work in surgery.
I nearly died in a motorcycle accident not that long ago. I’m beyond thankful for the staff and team of surgeons. They are why I’m still here and still have my foot
Did the NHS "foot" the bill?
I also love the comic relief antics with the nurses and doctors. So vital to release those emotions in a positive, fun way in between patients.
I work in early child care and 1 of my previous kid's father just passed away from a motorcycle accident. For letter M show and tell he brought in a picture of his dad's motorcycle. He was in the Navy and had just gotten out because he said he missed too much of his kids lives. Less than a year later he was gone. My director came in to tell me and I broke down. My student was such a happy little boy and loved his dad. The whole family was so tight knit. Since dad was in the military, they didn't have any family around. Mom moved the kids back down to FL in 2 weeks for the funeral.
😭😭😭
…a friend of mine is an ER/A&E doctor and she calls motorcycles “donorcycles.” 😢
How awful for the father and his family.😔
@@raeperonneau4941I’ve heard of that.
Gosh…that
Is tragic. 😢 I’m glad that kid has such a sweet and empathetic daycare teacher!
Once upon a time, i loved riding on the back of a motorcycle. Exhilarating.
Now that I'm closer to what will be the end of my life, i value my relationships with loved ones and _slower_ hobbies much, much more than that feeling riding once gave me. ❤
Funny when your teenage daughter is more worried about her mom than the other way around. Very sweet really.
The bicyclist is such a sweet person.
A close relative of mine was hit head-on on his motorcycle as he waited for the light to turn green. The person who hit him didn’t have a legal license, or insurance. That was roughly 40+ years ago. His wife has taken care of him )(he is a quadriplegic). She sees to all his care. She is the reason he is still alive. He is the reason she is still alive. They are in love now like they were when they married years before the accident.
Blessings to them both.🙏
Love the care and treatment St. George's A & E staff give to their patients! I live in America, and I am impressed and love you all!
The first responders get to be traumatized having to scrape you up off the asphalt, I am a nurse and when I worked in the ER I saw too much damage to the body in a crash. I would never judge a patient but I really don’t know the answer, I just know that it’s dangerous.
Retired respiratory therapist here. Had a motorcycle accident victim flown in for multiple injuries, mostly head. Each time I have the intubated patient a breath, blood squirted from the head. Took a break and while walking out of the trauma bay, had a police officer hand me an bowl that contained gray (brain) matter. I just kind of looked at him and told him what it was and asked what he wanted me to do with it. He just stared at me. I just told him that I would put it back in. Unfortunately Emergency personnel (especially us on night shift) have a very dark sense of humor! You have to in order to avoid burnout. Loved all 17 years!! Now, these programs help me release all of those pent up feelings and memories. Thank you!
@@Axelsmom Wow! Black humor is great for the soul, you have to get that out. Having someone offering brain matter is a new one for me! Lovely, wouldn’t have had any dinner that night!
I was 4 I think when my cousin who raced motorcycles was killed by a car of drunk kids that somehow had gotten onto the track he was practicing at...his mom my aunty forbade anyone else to ride or talk of riding a motorcycle. It wasn't his fault but as an ED nurse I have taken care of many motorcycle traumas and most are horrific yet I believe everyone has freedom to choose and hopefully they realize the outcomes of their choices when a negative event happens.
God, the motorcycle crash reminded me of my uncle who was in such a situation his arm was amputated and he was in a coma for a month to not die from bleeding. It mutilated him, and he still motorbikes.
Dummy 🤬
Butternut squash are so hard to cut. I can commiserate with Eleanore.
Love watching this tv show it really brings an insight to what goes on day and night in A&E … God bless you all 🙏🏻
My father survived breaking his neck at 93 years old. He had to wear one of those neck braces for eight weeks, and it´s terrifying how much they interfere with eating, proper balance (not that his was any good to beginwith) and caused a fair bit of trouble on it´s on. Still, it made it possible for him to make it back from what could have been a fatal fall. I can completely sympthaise with the lady who came off her motorcycle, still, those things are life savers.
These episodes are so incredibly moving and insightful. I learn so much and feel like I am witnessing amazing people being so strong.
Very fulfilling. And touching.
Never wanted to be an American Er nurse... but a uk a&e nurse seems more capable
All the best for the new year for new Zealand
"Rode into the back of an ambulance, as you do."😆
Neck braces are SO PAINFUL!!!
😢😢😢❤😢😢😢
I worked E.R in a small hospital when i got out of nursing school most ppl who work E.R have ADHD they can think about 3 things at a time and think outside the box and are problem solvers on their feet i have ADHD and it was a fit for me i apply the thinking outside the box to my normal life we do life adventures in our normal lives and we HATE PLANNING AHEAD we just go my partner is on the spectrum and plans dinner @7am it drives me nuts but i understand it i now dont work E.R and miss it a great deal i totally enjoy show
Ran into the back of a ambo 😂😂😂
How do you miss an ambulance😅😅😅 33:59
Horrors!
My favorite series!
What a team.
I gave up riding murdercycles when I was 22 years old.
Murdercycles? Way too funny! You're hilarious!😂
I love these.
You's are so blessed to not have extremely huge doctor bills here in the US we sit and rot because we can't afford medical care even with so called insurances
I'm in Ontario, Canada, and I've never had to pay for medical bills from the hospital. I think health care should be free for everyone. No one should have that stress or fear.
. We do and I have both medicare and a good supplement from my employer and still get bills.
@@freespiritwithnature4384 Free healthcare? No…someone is paying for it. I promise you the healthcare workers don’t work for free and the building doesn’t maintain itself and the supplies and meds aren’t free.
That's terrible & hard to comprehend here 🇨🇦 Never had a hospital or doctor bill, ever!!
@@peggyrobertson8169 most insurances are 80/20 but that is on everything all the way down to a single aspirin
I hate that red phone ringing it up and the ring is horrible. When the cross counts down I hate that noise too. I know they're trying to help people and I think that's wonderful this is so good show and I enjoy it very much but some of these doctors and some of them are good some of them are horrible.
This was aired in June 2016.
Lucky bastard being married to such a gem like that ❤😂
I felt for Michelle's daughter as a vet nurse who had to offer hard facts in limited capacity
Eight hours waiting when you have major trauma is completely unacceptable
Worst than motorcycles are 4 wheelers. NEVER let your child on one!! The tires are not made for pavement and flip over very easily , head injuries are so horrible! My brother (a doctor)had to tell the parents and grandparents their little boy gone....
It’s just an observation on my part but I’ve noticed many of these folks have terrible teeth. I’m guessing it could be socialized medicine doesn’t think braces or implants are necessary or dentures or partials. I’m in the US and rarely does insurance pay for good dentistry so it’s mostly all out of pocket.
I read on another comment about everyone having bad teethe. And you are right, apparently the NHS doesn’t cover dental care so people only see the dentist in an emergency. Sad really. Dental care is part of your overall health so I have never understood the lack of dental care even in the U.S.
We don't have dental care coverage here in Ontario, CA either. Just medical care. I've heard dental coverage is coming 😅 🇨🇦
In seden you dont pay for dental care until you're 24 and when you retire you dont have to pay for dental care.
It's pretty expensive though....but it's good that you only have to pay when working!
Riding a motorcycle is insane, and doing it again after an accident just verifies that.
I can't judge Michelle's decision to go back on the motorbike. But it bothers me that she lied to her mother and friends when she promised to not go on a motorbike ever again.And to go on the back of her husband's bike? So much worse. My father was a physician and on-call a lot,. He called them donor cycles.
Sooo, a fractured C7 and in minute 18,48 she suddelnly has no neckcollar and a few second later she does again wear neckcollar????
If you look at 41:20 you see that she is carrying around that polar bear again going "hi mumsy" (again) They just put the wrong footage in the front as they say around the 41 minute mark that her neck is okay and take off the brace. It's just in the wrong order what with that polar bear being carried around ....
OMG the woman's cut thumb was making me clinch
Bravo to the lifetime cyclist.
...The Lord did say that the "two shall become one flesh"........in response to the husband's comment that when something happens to one it's like the other is torn in half. Indeed....
Sorry..* 8 hours later* is still considered "emergency" surgery?! Poor woman, id be uncomfy too lying there for that long with plastic digging into my shoulder too. 😢
Riding a motorbike is one of the most selfish things a person can do if they have people who love them.
Absolutely 💯
Lucky no one loves me!
Oh my God, I’m sorry but that Emily is an absolutely gorgeous gorgeous gorgeous lady
I’m older, always wanted to ride a motorcycle or a scooter..after watching so, so many of these, it’s cooling off my desire. They have such cool scooters now, too. Check out the “personal hydrofoils”..those are super cool too..I have several sets of stainless steel hardware in my neck already, one accident and I don’t know what would happen.
❤
I would like give my left. You know what to be married to a lady like that. ❤
Huge quality
A&e/er don't change... all terrible
My cousin eventually lost a foot after a motorcycle accident. 😢
When the cutee pregnant woman was getting her thumb stitched up ,
She was telling about her other sister passing of cancer I was like that’ sounds like Debbie my oldest s8ster, then she said
She was only 45
That was Debbie too 😢💞💔
I thot she was gonna go into labour from that huge needle 😱
The cyclist is focused on everything but her immediate health.
Sorry, but what was the joke at 11:47 that Timothy’s dad told him ? Pretty sure it was a joke however I cannot understand him or hear what the joke was. Does anyone know what he said ? I’ve gone back and listened to it a dozen or more times but yeah, got nothing.
Does anyone know what he said ? Thank you. xoxox
He said what word in the English language has all 5 vowels in order in it? answer....facetious. yw
Closed captioning please.
Does anyone else want to have Rik's children? ❤ Good thing my mouth can't get pregnant...
The two sisters need to learn how to NOT eat like a cow, i.e. chew with your mouth closed...
Hahahahahahahahh
Really?! What an unprofessional and unempathetic sneer from the one medical person directed at a man moaning in pain at the very beginning! Jerk!
How can you tell he was unsympathetic?? Could have been watching something gory/painful and felt bad for the guy
Sushi? Uhm, woman, you are pregnant. Pregnant women are not suppose to eat sushi!
They aren’t supposed to drink either and they do that over there too
She’s probably talking about AFTER she gives birth or sushi that has cooked fish.
Little down to earth and completely gorgeous oh my God Frick, I hope she’s single 😂
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