The man fainted on the street and had a cardiac arrest, the doctor gave 99 minutes of emergency treatment and the "god of death" robbed people

Modern Express News (correspondent Zhang Honggong Haiyan reporter Hua Yu) On February 7, a thrilling scene appeared on the streets of Qidong in Nantong. Mr. Huang, a 51-year-old citizen, suddenly fainted while walking on the street and had a cardiac arrest. Nearby citizens quickly dialed the 120 emergency number for him. After the medical staff arrived, within 99 minutes, they resuscitated his heartbeat three times in a row, pulling Mr. Huang back from the "ghost door". At present, Mr. Huang's vital signs are stable and he is still receiving treatment in the intensive care unit of Qidong People's Hospital.

The Modern Express reporter learned that the location where Mr. Huang fainted was not far from the Qidong People's Hospital. After the ambulance arrived at the scene, the emergency doctor found that Mr. Huang was foaming at the mouth, his pupils were dilated, there was no carotid artery pulsation, and he had a cardiac arrest. The medical staff immediately carried Mr. Huang to the ambulance and sped away to the emergency center of Qidong People's Hospital. At the same time, Mr. Huang was given CPR, open venous access, open airway, oxygen inhalation and other rescue measures, and opened an emergency call: "The patient has cardiac arrest, we are recovering in the car, immediately to the hospital, immediately prepare for the rescue, fast!" ”

"Quickly start the CPR plan for cardiac arrest patients, and all personnel are immediately in place to prepare for a major rescue!" The leader of the emergency room of the emergency center of Qidong People's Hospital quickly assigned tasks to the rescue members. ECG monitors, ventilators, suction machines, endotracheal intubation, defibrillators, rescue vehicles and other instruments are waiting.

At 13:49, Mr. Huang was taken to the red zone of the emergency center's rescue room. At this time, ECG monitoring still shows that the heart rate is 0 and the breathing is also 0. The medical staff did not give up, continued to perform heart compressions on him, and used endotracheal intubation, invasive ventilators to assist breathing and other means to carry out rescue work.

Suddenly, a "ventricular fibrillation alarm sound" appeared on the monitoring instrument, making the rescue more difficult. The rescue doctor decisively ordered electric shock defibrillation. After biphasic wave shock defibrillation, the doctor proceeds with cardiopulmonary resuscitation ... As the minutes and seconds passed, the hope of recovery became more and more slim, and the mood of everyone in the rescue team was particularly heavy, but the medical staff did not give up.

At the insistence of the medical staff, after 26 minutes of rescue, Mr. Huang resumed his own heartbeat, and at that moment, the medical staff present seemed to see the dawn of victory. Just when everyone was preparing to breathe a sigh of relief, in the 34th minute of rescue, Mr. Huang had another cardiac arrest. The medical staff performed CPR again; at the 37th minute, there was another cardiac arrest and cPR again.

After continuous rescue, Mr. Huang finally resumed carotid artery pulsation and spontaneous breathing, and his pupils changed from dilated to narrowed. At this time, the medical staff had been salvaged for 99 minutes. At present, Mr. Huang's vital signs are stable and he continues to receive treatment in the intensive care unit of the hospital.

(Courtesy of the correspondent)