The situation was extremely complicated. In less than half an hour, the patient experienced clinical death three times. The medical staff did not stop resuscitation and, assessing his condition, decided to transport the patient to the cardiology intensive care unit as quickly as possible, continuing resuscitation in the ambulance.
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The journey to the hospital turned into a real fight for the person’s life. Defibrillations were performed on the patient, but the heart rhythm still did not restore.
The breakthrough occurred after the tenth defibrillation – then the heart started beating again. Soon the patient began to breathe independently, and a few minutes later regained consciousness.
He was brought to the hospital conscious. His condition was assessed with the Glasgow Coma Scale at the maximum 15 points.
Just a few minutes earlier, the person’s life was hanging by a thread, and upon arrival at the hospital, he was already able to respond to the environment and communicate.
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The emergency medical service emphasizes that this case required not only professional knowledge but also great teamwork. The medical staff had to act quickly, consistently, and not stop resuscitation even when the patient’s heart stopped again and again.
Lucija, Rima, Darijus, and Saulius fought for the patient’s life.
This story is one of those cases where the result of the medical staff’s work is very clearly visible: a person who experienced clinical death three times was brought to the hospital conscious.
Sometimes successful medical work can really be measured very simply – by the fact that the person opens their eyes again.
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