Orthopedic Emergency! - 24 Hours in A&E - Medical Documentary
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- čas přidán 13. 05. 2024
- 24 Hours in A&E - S16 E24
Explore a day in A&E as doctors manage Elderly Fall Risks and perform critical Orthopedic Surgery. Witness the compassion and skill of Nursing Care during Trauma Recovery. Real stories, real challenges.
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24 Hours in A&E plunges viewers into the heart of a bustling UK trauma center, presenting a raw, real-time exploration of life inside an emergency department. This British documentary series reveals the relentless pace of emergency medicine, touching patient stories, and the heroic efforts of medical staff. It's an unscripted journey through critical care, personal trials, and the resilience of the human spirit.
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My mom broke or rather shattered her left femur right above the knee. Shattered into 25 pieces. It’s was an open fracture. Did emergency surgery. Put in two plates and lots of screws. This was during Covid also. I was with her in the er so I was the only one that could stay with her. She stayed 10 days in the hospital and another four months in rehab. No one in our family could visit her there. She is so strong. This was 4 months after my dad had died, they had been married 63 years!! We really didn’t think she would walk again! But, she surprised us all….did I mention she was 81 at the time ?? So proud of her
That's amazing! Was that in the UK? I was just asking because I've had some pretty heavy duty surgeries for myself however in the USA, they throw you out as soon as possible, like as soon as you have a BM after major surgery!! And then maybe you get home health care for an hour once or twice a week for maybe a month or two....
@@butchieblock9118 this was in the US. She has tricare from my dad retiring from the Air Force and Medicare. I’m so proud of her
Rest in Peace Alison. I lost my momma to lung cancer 11/11/2011. It's a pain that you never get over. My heart goes out to Alison's family.
Life can be so cruel, I had an abusive mother and father father died alone, mother is still alive I have not spoken to her in 25 years. Your mother was probably a wonderful woman, may she rest in eternal peace.
I lost my mom to cancer on January 18 2003
I lost my Mom in 1995 to lung cancer. It still hurts
God bless you@@symptomoftheuniverse4149
I lost my mom 11/11/1996 to breast cancer. It never gets easier
Alison did look so very tired. I’m glad she was able to be home in the end.
Alison got to experience her one true love…can we ask for more❤❤
Rest in peace Alison.
Love Jane the receptionist. Every office/work place has one.
I am the Jane of my work place. All the ‘kids’ I work with come to me first stuff.
@@albertamcknight9882 Me too! It's the Mary Poppins bag. If you need it , I have it.
I'm so sorry Claude. It's hard to watch your loved ones fade away 💔 😢 RIP Alison.
~ rest in paradise ~ 😔 🕯
Allison died the same year as my Mom. My Mom also died of cancer in her brain, secondary to ovarian cancer which had also gone to her lungs. She was also on hospice at home when she died. Tears.
Iris you are one strong lady 😊
And beautiful!
My sister is the same age,91 ,she lives alone,mows her lawns, and has her own teeth. It was a tough generation . Fortunately, she was far from the war( in New Zealand 🇳🇿)
@@meatavoreNana great to here I’m a kiwi too but now live in Aussie
I just love elderly people. They're honest, and very loving. They're so special.
These doctors are nurses are so thorough. Very impressive 🎉❤
Incredible stories. As a retired nurse, it's great hearing the language of medicine.
Thank you for your service! Hopefully! You were one of the good ones. I've had to much experience with the bad ones 12:59
@@juliejustus6878 52 1/2 years in a variety of settings...Med-Surg-Peds, oncology, geriatrics, rehab, finally Hospice. I only retired last year because I never had quality time away from the cell phone. Loved being a nurse.
I’m a retired nurse too. I loved it and I miss it. Shows like this one makes me feel like I’m back in it.
I am so sorry that Allison passed away. She fought hard. Metastatic cancer is really hard to fight.
My sister died in 1997 of breast cancer that metastasized to her lungs. She too fought hard. She had it for 4 years. She was 37 & had a 7 year old daughter.
RIP Allison.
I'm so sorry about Allison passing away.
Elijah is hilarious. Keep him away from the garbage disposal and trash compactor!
I loved both these stories, and im sorry, that Alison,passed, i lost my sister to cancer as well, Cancer sucks!!! 😢
I love All hospital videos.I pity the elderly lady who fell n broke both her legs.
My deepest condolences on the loss of your precious, beautiful & beloved Alison. I'm glad that she was able to go home. RIP angel 🕊🙏🌹💜
Elizabeth is a beautiful nurse🎉
(Prelude: we’re Canadian.) My Mum broke her femur right above her kneecap. She waited four days for surgery, was on morphine the entire time. They fixed it with plates and screws. She was sent to a rehab hospital and was there for four months (when her allotted rehab time was up). Her femur did not heal at all. She broke it in May, she came home end of September. She had a second surgery in January and they inserted a rod). After eight months she could finally stand WITHOUT broken femur pain.
Moral? If anyone you know breaks their femur DEMAND A ROD.
My brother had Splenic marginal zone lymphoma and went through the treatment and was in remission, roll forward to last year and it's back but they also found a different cancer in his lung and he never smoked. They removed part of his lung and it was successful. His SMZL is not bad enough to have treatment yet, even though his lymph nodes light up like a Christmas tree.
Allison was just like my dad. His started in his lung. By the time it was found, it had already spread to his brain. He had three tumors in his brain. He died 8 months later after chemo and radiation.
💔
What a lovely compassionate nurse Elizabeth is, her patients are lucky ❤️
Those old houses we called two up two down .. we are spoiled today.
I love this channel. There are so many stories about long happy marriages. So nice to see nowadays.
Rest easy Alison
I lost my dad 6/30/2004. He had Caplan’s Syndrome. He suffered for two long years. I smelled his hands on my hands for over a year because I was holding his hand when he passed.
Rest in peace Alison.
♥️🤗🙏🙏🙏🤗♥️
I love how we get stories of the people involved.
I have to say I personally think season 16 is the best season by far.
The receptionist with the spare socks reminded me of the game show Let's Make A Deal.
Bless Allison and her family xxx
I felt very badly for Iris. A lovely woman. My Dad was the same age when he fell and required surgery. He was hospitalized for three months. He was independent before that. It all changed after that. I was his caregiver for over 8 years. He was the best. Alison's story was very sad. An excellent episode.
Banjay is doing a great job with their content.
The stories…always so moving 😊
r.i.p. with respect to family and friends. sorry for your loss
To hear he saved someone else and he died breaks my heart.
Good morning Banijay, and everyone ❤️🙂⚘️🏥.
Good morning from down under!
@@KerryWhite-fc7grGood morning Kerry. I hope you have a great day 🙂⚘️.
What a wonderful woman God bless her and her family
Excellent episode. Have a great day ❤️🙂⚘️🏥.
Hugs to the gentleman who lost his love to cancer♥️ I know how you feel I my soulmate to cancer lung cancer.
Lost my mum March the 11th 2023. Just three months after the diagnosis. She didn't have the chance to have any treatment at all. Her brain tumor was taken out but the tests were inconclusive and all we knew was definitely metastatic. She went downhill end of February and early March again and she fell into a some kind of coma a week before she passed away. She was 60.
Wonderful human interaction stories 😢
Iris 😍
My heart bled for Claude 😪
Well done iris 👍👍👍👍
RIP Alison 😥
I love the show
Yay!!! New episode!
Sleep gently Alison, one day you’ll be with your soul mate once more. Until then, dream beautiful dreams. 🙏🏻
Iliesia’s girlfriend was feeling all the feels.
The compassion of the medical staff when they realised that wonderful old lady had broken both femura and was unlikely to recover. The NHS at it's best. On the other hand the guy who put his finger in a meat grinder and TURN IT ON!! and then freak at what was a minor injury. We'll never survive another war!!
Who is translating English to English? 18:37 got me laughing!! "I'm doing enough sexual shower"
Viktoria yellinnat her Mum, geez
Good evening from brisbane
Ice, Elijah! You’re supposed to flush the machine with ice, NOT your hand!!
Good morning Donna!
Good morning Arlene. I hope you have a fantastic day my friend ❤️🙂⚘️.
@@donnamitchell7707 off to work now! I will have a great day!
There will probably be a live tonight on Full Throttle. 🙂🌹.@@corvettesbme
Terrible things happen to people 🙁
How Did The Lady With Femmer Injury Did After Coming To St George's
Grab a pair of hospital-issued slipper socks. That will work until you get back home. Wash them and keep in your work bag for the next time a patient pees or pukes on your shoes...
Did she really just tell him that was his name?😅😅😅
Shame. The old lady who broke both legs.
Her name is Iris, not old lady. Take the time to show respect.
Jesus, Practitioner, stop lecturing the patient about machine management. Just be compassionate.
How come head to pelvis ct scan?
All the vital organs.
Poss. Internal bleeding
Why is a 91 year old living by herself??!
she wasn't, but her daughter went to make her breakfast
The only time you should call anything Ginger is if it's a root or a cookie you call somebody a ginger you're basically using a slur that is mostly used against Irish or redheads in general
People need to take responsibility for their weight. I know it sounds judgmental, but obesity leads to all kinds of disasters: digestive problems, sleep apnea, joint problems requiring expensive replacement operations, Type 2 diabetes and its horrendous and very expensive consequences (e.g. kidney dialysis), cardiovascular diseases (high blood pressure, heart attacks, strokes), non-alcoholic fatty liver disease, various cancers, and worse Covid outcomes. ALL the world's health-care systems are warning that they're already overwhelmed and won't be able to cope with these consequences in the future, and it's not fair on people who suffer from conditions they didn't bring upon themselves when they have to wait in a queue behind people who could have avoided their ill health.
There are not enough doctors MAKING their patients accountable for their weight issues. Get tough with your patients - they will thank you in the long run.
Judgmental much?
What if it was the medication that made her overweight. The woman had cancer for a few years ..
Do some research into cancer treatments and learn that they generally have weight gain as a side effect. Stop being so heartless and judgemental!!
I know it is respect for the patient but please don't ask them if it ok to take blood it has to be done. Sorry Sorry
Please ALWAYS ask. It shows respect for the patient - necessary or not!
I loved both these stories, and im sorry, that Alison,passed, i lost my sister to cancer as well, Cancer sucks!!! 😢