What is the damage caused by trampling in the field of civil medicine? Buck doesn't know, he only knows that it is in the field of military medicine, which is called squeeze injury. On-site injury is not the greatest lethality. The key is short-term rescue after the injury.

This is why he hesitated for a moment and stayed for rescue.

Until World War II, humans had not yet realized this key point. This kind of squeeze syndrome called arf by the NATO military medical system. To put it simply, it is because of the nerve and blood lesions generated in the body that cause renal failure and death after large-scale squeeze injuries. It seems that the surface damage caused by external forces is disguised!

Before World War II, 90% of the wounded died on this!

During the Korean War, the US military initially used helicopters to 60%, and the data was even lower than 30%. However, the war between China and Vietnam in the 1980s was more than ten years after the Vietnam War, and 70% of the wounded were still sacrificed on the hospital beds in the rear hospital because of this syndrome!

This is why Buck didn't talk about anything at the Military Medical Research Institute, and emphasized the helicopter injury system. For Chinese doctors, this is the most critical technical method. According to the traditional way of post-hunting for that war, it took several days to get to the rear hospital, so many passionate men were buried on the stretcher. It can be seen how lethal the sequelae of damage caused by the muscles being squeezed by huge external forces!

∈☆Chang∈☆Feng∈☆Wen∈☆Study, even if you can’t save it, you can’t save it.

There is no military doctor familiar with this kind of harm on the scene. Many emergency doctors are familiar with the single-to-stop form that cannot control the situation, and they can rescue the injured as soon as possible!

There are words that everyone is familiar with, such as soft tissue damage, that is, abrasions, fights and falls, which fall into this range, and the initial low-level symptoms of squeeze injuries are like this. Once it rises to the severe damage to the local neuromuscle and after various ischemic necrosis, the high incidence of death between 6 hours and 48 hours is the period of death. How scary?

So Buck, who had a limp leg, stood on two temporary operating tables made of several large speakers, and quickly started to perform assembly line-based first aid operations!

The wounded person with swelling limbs, circulation disorders throughout the body or hematuria becomes the most preferred target for his care. Once the limb is confirmed to be trampled and necrotic, he will be amputated. He will use local amputation like a butcher to exchange for safety throughout the body. If there is room for rescue, he will cut the fascial cavity in the muscles and fully reduce the pressure. Have you ever seen the scene of scalpels changing one after another, and quickly removing the muscle fascia of living people like a butcher cutting a cow?

Amputation sounds simple and common, but how many people have experienced the feeling of having to hold two or three people hold the patient down, and then use a saw or scalpel to cut the limbs of hands and feet with a saw or scalpel? It was not a piece of wood, it was a part of the human body. Buck was almost holding a chainsaw and whirling like a Texas butcher, because the blood pressure in many squeezed limbs was too high, and it was sprayed a lot during the removal. The disinfection coat that he temporarily wore quickly turned into a bloody and wet piece!

Several staff members who had been holding the curtains to form a temporary operating room were vomiting!

At first, several emergency doctors who were protesting were shocked when they saw his cruel removal methods. Then they became too skillful in picking and scraping meat and immediately joined in as his assistant. After all, surgical experts with excellent surgery are not everywhere. They assisted Buck in various alkalization and disinfection to prevent infection. The emergency team of less than ten people operated efficiently. After more than three hours, when the first team of surgeons who arrived from the city arrived at the rescue, they were amazed to find that dozens of injured people who had undergone various surgeries were arranged on the side of the stage!

In addition to the unlucky guys who were found dead and unsuccessful at the scene, these people have done their best to control their condition by more than a dozen seriously injured people who died of renal failure within these three hours due to the deterioration of coagulation and kidney failure!

These people were sent to nearby hospitals one after another, and several medical helicopters and military helicopters arrived to take off and land at the bottom of the valley.

This is the role of a military doctor. When the war or emergency is in the first place, the medicine should be used to save his life first, and then... let's talk about it later.

In essence, he is still very different from a civilian doctor. At least no amputation surgery is consulted for any person, and he did it just by saying that!

When this time is racing against time, how can I have time to talk to the injured and discuss the harm of whether to do it or not?

So when the second medical team arrived, a white-haired and experienced doctor of medicine began to question the behavior of the earliest rescue team, believing that some injured people's amputation decisions were too hasty, and whether some fascial cavity surgeries were prone to cause sepsis... It is required to check the qualifications and identities of rescue personnel one by one. As more and more police officers, after the early panic, now it has begun to enter the stage of sorting out investigation!

Only then did everyone realize that the Asian lame doctor who had worked for four or five hours was gone!

In fact, it was about 8 o'clock in the evening, until midnight, the candlelights on the hillside did not stop, and the swaying requiem was chanted. After all, most of them were music lovers, and countless bands and singers. AV RiL stood on the stage and lowered her head and slowly sang religious songs from the choir to pray for the victims on the scene. She originally learned singing in a church choir, but later Buck asked her to stop before going down. Because the wounded were obviously excited, he wanted to stretch his head to watch the idol performance, and his blood pressure was too high!

Is this wrong with AV Daily?

She often leaps off in concerts, which is a common thing in the rock industry. If the nodes of the problem really need to be investigated, it should be in the command. He should not let the audience in the first zone join in, and the audience that was originally neatly fragmented was in a gap, creating the possibility of moving, which caused a series of accidents that followed. If Buck had not stopped him in time to intercept and hit the stage, the number of casualties would be even more scary, rather than the current situation where more than 40 people died and more than 300 wounded people!

So as more and more staff members invested in assistance, the police and doctors surrounded the temporary operating room under the strong light. Almost all survivors on the hillside focused their eyes on the curtain, looking at the shaking figures inside, constantly lifting in and out of the wounded, and hearing the headsets received on the sound system urged in English: "All fractured wounded people at the scene should not be bandaged, and wait for professional medical staff to treat you. At this time, it is easy to get infected with wounds, local tissue infections, toxin absorption and diazotomicemia... I believe we will definitely save every life as much as possible! Don't be impatient..."

It should be said that during these three or four hours, the figure who could not see clearly gave everyone a strong sense of confidence and support, and everyone was also inquiring about who this guy with extraordinary courage and excellent medical skills was!

In fact, he is just a military doctor who meets the right time. At best, he is an experienced military doctor...

Nothing else, but it’s familiar!
Chapter completed!