Air Ambulance Medics Rush to the Scene of a Stabbing | Trauma Investigators Full Episode
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- Опубліковано 21 вер 2024
- A man’s life hangs in the balance after a random stabbing attack in North London. A cyclist is in critical condition following a collision with a bus. The doctor and paramedic team rush to the scene when a 60-year-old man falls off a ladder. An emaciated man collapses with stomach pains and it’s up to the doctors to figure out the cause of his many symptoms.
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Oh my god, seeing that man’s face when he was told he had cancer was just absolutely heart wrenching. Especially because he was so thin and he had those big expressive eyes looking up at you. 😢 I hope he has lots of Harry Potter books in heaven
TRAGIC. I couldn't hear the one question he asked the doctor but yes, he saw and heard and felt the absolute truth. His choice not to bother the medical system was unfortunate but at least the hospice system could be called in for him. He seems such a sweet soul. I'm sure he is long gone. I hope his suffering was alleviated. Bone cancer is NO BUENO!
@@sophiabright8371 he asked him what the hosp library was like
@@alli-kat2329 thank you so much.
I agree. So sad : (
Sh*t, I read this after I made my comment 😞
Dear MARC, thanks for sharing your story...you walked this earth and you left your footprints! You are remembered and in my heart I pray you didn't have to suffer too harshly but were kept comfortable!
Always in my heart RIP dearest Marc ❤
Amen x
Beautiful........💜
This program is amazingly realistic, but also sensitive to the patient's humanity. I was a paramedic, I'm seeing people in situations that are painfully familiar. And, patients who we were able to help. Thank you for a valuable look into real emergency medicine.
And thank you for you service friend. 😊
Eh ? Of course it’s realistic, it’s a medical documentary, not a fictitious show like ER, you bloody plonker
What ya mean “amazingly realistic “🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️ it is real 🤷♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️
Poor Marc. He died at 58 but looked 85. He must have let his health deteriorate for a long time. At least he was at peace with his diagnosis.
Mondo Influence the worst part is he didn’t want to “burden” the hospital so he waited so so long it’s so sad to think he may have been able to be helped had he not felt like he would have been a burden
That was so sad..
Mondo Local what a poor bastard he seemed like a nice guy, unlike that shitty cnt who got stabbed
God be with you Marc... Or maybe, by now, you are with God. You seem like such a dear sweet man
Heart breaking
Marc was such a sweet heart and i did cry for a bit when he was diagnosed because go the closeups to his face, you could see the pain in his eyes
Marc - Poor old bugger ... When cancer is that far gone, it's a case of 'if symptoms persist, consult your mortician' I did smile when he asked about the library though...he loves a read.
Trauma leaves a mental and emotional wound too. There is no 'letting it go', it's not that easy and I hope he's been able to talk to someone.
"He may well be unwell". LOL, love how understated their language is.
junbh2 unwell means critically ill
That's the British habit of understatement.
We do the same thing in EMS in the states. For people who are really injured or ill we just say they're sick.
Pretty much a very quick and simple triage.
Its easier for all to understand as its better to generalise vocabulary
The amount of these patients that need to be referred to mental health services after these traumatic events but don’t get help makes me so sad.
They now get psychological support and talking time whilst inpatient for their physical health.
My cousin moved to London a few years ago and the amount of stabbings he has personally seen is staggering. I feel for the poor guy. PTSD is real.
London is a strange place. I lived their for almost 5 years and never once saw anyone get stabbed or even heard of anything happening where I lived.
I’ve lived here all my life I’m 56 all this goes over my head because before social media it happened but ya never new about it !!! Happens no matter where you live !!!!
You have the government will not allow you to carry gun and protect yourself
Marc must have know in his heart how sick he was.
What a lovely old man! I hope he has or had plenty of good books to read.
Me too. He made me cry. I hope he's resting in peace.
He was only 58. That's not really old. Because of his terminal cancer he looked if he were in his 80s.
+Skarlet79 Yeah, I bet six months ago he looked years younger.
Bless him this is tragic :(
His colour on admission is appalling. He's yellow - sure sign his liver is severely unwell.
Such a horrific disease... You can quite literally see the cancer relentlessly consume a person from the inside out... I hope to see a cure within my lifetime.
made me tear up . I have seen my aunt passing away from liver cancer. She survived breast cancers 2 times. But succumbed to liver cancer as it spread across the body. Hurts me alot. It hurts. I could feel his emotions. Cant stop my tears. i wish he sleeps in peace.
@Arna Cook i am so sorry for your loss. It surely hurts a lot. I hope you are coping okay?
Riding a bicycle alone is scary enough, let alone without a helmet and while drunk. Crazy!!
I allways ride my bice alone!
So lucky he didn't lose his cognitive ability. I am a brain injury survivor with full body functioning but poor cognitive capacity. It sucks. I am so glad he is grateful (as am I!!!!)
Love the understatement of " we have a patient coming in who has been stabbed... and may be unwell !!" Warren went through a horrible experience he needs to speak to a professional so it doesn't cause him more harm. Hope he goes ok.
So cool to have mobile doctors.we don't have that here.Those initial moments are so critical
If you are in the US some of our life flight helicopters have a flight doctor and a flight nurse on board at all times.
@@sharleneblock4888 yeah and it cost you everything you owe lol there's is free
@@kathymullins6358 guess that depends on your insurance. My daughter was life flighted and guess what I didnt pay a dime our medical insurance covered it. Pays to have great medical coverage.
@@sharleneblock4888 I did not say i had to pay the whole 56 thousand and if you had a child life lined and you you have the so called good insurance, you are paying a pretty good monthly family plan, so ever thing as far as health care goes in the us will cost you one way or the other unless you happen to be filthy rich
@@kathymullins6358 you get what you pay for. Sorry my buddy in Canada has been waiting for back surgery for 8 years. Sure it may be free but the wait times are atrocious. He is in debilitating pain daily and still has not gotten the care he needs. I would rather get fast treatment and pay for it then be in debilitating pain for 8 plus years. Yes I pay for it but never had to wait more then 30 days to be cared for.
I really wanted to give Marc a hug. So sad.
My stepdad's brother died falling from the first floor roof while working on it. I'm glad it turned out better for Allen.
What a contrast. Sweet, stoical and polite Marc who is facing death, then, entitled and threatening Warren.
So sad to see Marc suffering and he seems so lonely. r.i. p.
His affected me more than most.
I lost a co-worker to cancer... He was from all appearances healthy and looked good... He was having a difficult time with serious back pain... He went to the doctor, came back and said he was suffering cancer and it was so far gone he had maybe a few months..
His only sign anything was wrong was relentless back pain.
@@ginamacdougall8288 I'm very sorry for your loss 🙏 What type of Cancer did your coworker suffer from? I've been having extremely bad back pain (my lower back) for month's now. I'm terrified that it might be cancer of some sort. However I've never really heard of back pain being a symptom of cancer. Again I'm truly sorry for your loss, best wishes.
@@SURFERGRL72RAKM How's your back? Has it gotten any better? Two years ago I woke up and couldn't get out of bed. Called my dear friend who drove me to the hospital and we found out I have 3 slipped discs. Been taking care of myself without too many problems. I really hope you're well!
I can understand that stab wounded guy for being afraid. I would be too. After I was in a car accident, for months after, I had a hard time being in a vehicle. Especially at stop signs or red lights.
Antonino from Italy
The UK paramedics are the best in the world, this guy should be grateful to these people.
The second I saw Marc, I immediately thought of cancer and liver failiure. The poor man looked so much like a dying cancer patient I saw at a hospital once. I feel so sorry for him, he seemed to be a nice person and he was reading Harry Potter of all things.
He should have gone to the doctor much much sooner, maybe they could have treated him before it spread across his body. 😞
Harry Potter is exactly the magical world he should have been in. RIP
Rest in peace, Marc.
Love how calm and organized everyone is.
Aw poor Marc😭😭😥😥 you will never be forgotten😪😪
When that doctor said "110%" I felt that, I felt hope, joy and something, that was so powerful to that fitness guy at that moment. Bless that Doc/Surgeon
From Australia -I love the multicultural medical staff.🌹
The thing we lack in the USA; diversity throughout our country. I really enjoy how polite all the "official" persons are. Good on you all!!
Thank you Martin Griffiths. You do incredible work in trauma surgery. A big role model for me 😌
The poor man with the cancer - I knew right off what it was. Having had a husband who passed away from pancreatic cancer I saw the jaundice in that man right away. Dear soul,I hope he didn’t suffer for too long.
I feel so badly for the stabbing victim. The surgeon telling him to get over it, move on, drop it is just plain WRONG and as a multiple brain injury survivor with untreated PTSD, let me tell you, PTSD is devastating and life altering, and brings it's own damage, as well as the physical harm that crazy person did to this young man. I am grateful that the awareness around trauma has grown. It is going through the phase where EVERYONE is using the phrase, sometimes misusing it. But this young man is experiencing HYPERVIGILANCE, and I am hoping my sharing this word, which helped me turn the corner in my own healing journey, anyone reading this will take step into their own discovery. I've been dismissed, ridiculed, and waved off, but staying focused on finding out what I have been going through in my own way, I have helped myself and others to get my nervous system calmed down and (mostly) under my own control. Sending supportive vibes and bright blessings to all.
These doctors, nurses, paramedics, fire crew, police officers, surgeons, HCAs - they all deserve far more recognition and better pay and conditions. I really hope the new government sort this out but I highly doubt it...
My heart broke with Marc story, I was diagnosed with lymphoma Hodgkins back in 2009 fight with it until 2010 thank God I’m cancer free today but I have lost in the past recent yrs my aunt and grandpa to it and it breaks my heart to pieces to see someone going to the end of is life like this, is so unfair... May his soul rest in peace 😭
Thank you for resolving the sound issues present in the first few episodes !
Awww, what a shame. I hope it was peaceful.
The problem with a lot of doctors is they don't have a grasp on the mental impact of assaults and offering advice like let it go is like a psychologist telling a stab victim to focus on not letting the blood come out. They need to recommend a psychologist to deal with the psychological impact.
I was thinking the same. Ptsd is a flippin nightmare and it's certainly not easy to just brush a traumatic event off.
Think you have a problem
Unfortunately there is a lack of mental health funding as it is, let alone if doctor prescribe therapy for everyone who goes through a trauma. I imagine PTSD symptoms will be common afterwards for many, and some people may deal with it themselves with time but I hope if he gets any worse he will get referred.
the reason most doctors don’t understand is due to the fact they see this everyday, and must disconnect themselves from it to stay sane, so they often don’t understand..
Honestly! When he was just like “let it go” I was like 😒 really?
If you’re a surgeon who often treats people who have suffered trauma you should get training in how to appropriately speak to them and refer them to a therapist
Compare the man who was stabed to the man who had advanced cancer and it killed me thinking that one man was more than likely stabed due to his lifestyle or was at the very least involved with some risky business and didn't really give shit about himself and still didn't learn his lesson since he was already calling out to kill the man who stabed him and obviousky doesnt consider how lucky he is considering he was able to be saved in the end just to take advantage of his second chance... While the poor other man "didn't want to bother anyone" ends up being in worse condition than most people still had the courage and heart to accept his diagnosis of not only having cancer but cancer that is in anadvanced stage which he probably suffered in agony for awhile and still thought of others before himself ... He accepted his prognosis with a laugh and with such grace and in the end couldnt be saved.. it really brought home the saying "bad things happen to good people & that
Dr Gareth Davies is such a good doctor
He’s one of the best doctors in Europe
Warren, lucky you’re not dead forget about the bag
props to Dr Karim for explaining the CT scans so well to the camera, every medical show i watch they never make any sense to me
That poor bloke with the Cancer. Very hard to watch bless him
I have metastatic cancer since 2013. Started in breast, I'm struggling right now.
My heart was breaking for Marc seeing him the way he was.
RIP Marc ☹️❤️❤️❤️❤️😭😭
Poor Marc, sadly i knew as soon as the doc said his liver was enlarged and hard that it was cancer. My mum ended up with secondary liver cancer from a primary lung tumor she'd been treated for 11 years prior. She passed away in 2014.
I'm so very sorry for your loss.
Thank you ❤
Ditto to all the positive comments and this is also excellent for those who need to learn humility 🙏
What was 40 year old Leo thinking. Leo should have worn his helmet when he was riding his bike. He ran into a bus at a 40 mile per hour collision.
He clearly WASN'T thinking. :(
i don't envy any dr that has to deliver a diagnoses of cancer
"You guys watching on tv, I'm gonna come fucking find you" hahaha 😂
you are an idiot to say that. its only natural you wish to find a person who stabbed you. it is not funny, have respect
If you were stabbed I think you might feel like Warren does!
svenmega10022 no he isn't. Why don't you get in his shoes and see how he feels
I really love the little shelf thing with the equipment at the foot of the bed. In the US they just pile all that shit on ur legs.
Kimi Ramone- that's because in the US the doctors move quickly. They don't wait a day to see if a patient has a spinal cord injury, they will insert a chest tube and take the patient to the OR Immediately to determine where the internal bleeding is coming from etc. This trauma center seems equivalent to a Urgent Care center in the US.
@@Desert1969 I cant agree there. Royal London is a center of excellence. It is an equivalency to a Level 1 trauma centre there in the US. I can personally vouch for their expertise.
Depends on the Ambulance service there in the US. I'm sure there are ambulance services there that are better equipped than you describe. Though I have seen that kind of deal with smaller town and county services in more regional and rural settings.
@@Mark_Ocain just caught his YT channel, though the film Co should have edited more carefully, we can see Warrens full name and dob and NHS No on the screen - very poor data protection care. Also looks like he may have been a victim of 'stab n twist' the deliberate act of attempting to 'bag' a young male victim. Sad world we live in. I wouln't move to London. What tv station was this on in UK, never seen it before.
Warren recovered from the stab wound quite readily. It will take longer to recover from the PTSD related to being stabbed.
I would not want Warren to be hunting MY ass down.
He's a charmer, isnt he.
I think he pissed off someone with all the tough talk to be honest and he realised in the end that he was more vulnerable than tough. All bark no bite and it got him stabbed I bet. I don't buy the line that the stabbing was unprovoked.
@@Mark_Ocain Does it matter? What could one say that could warrant the violence?
I had a beer bottle, a glass one, broken over my face. Why? I went to the bathroom while at a bar. Why? Who the f knows. I didn't say or do anything to the perp. Quick to judge while knowing nothing.
fresnored he’s being mouthy tho give the idea that he might’ve talked down to the wrong person which ended up in him getting stabbed. You don’t know the situation either so no one can say what truly happened
For the stabbed patient, he was clearly uncomfortable with the camera. Love this program, but I feel that the patient’s privacy should be respected when they clearly point out that they are uncomfortable with being filmed…
Well he didn’t point out he was uncomfortable being filmed he was that’s just your perception. He was probably more embarrassed than anything else because the person who does it can have a good laugh at the damage he caused
Leaving the camera on Mark after he had spoken his piece, seemed wrong. Leave the poor man alone.
Wonder if he ever found him?
Police probably got to the guy before he did considering he was in hospital for so long
The quality of the video is much better this time. Thank you,
It's amazing, that with the advanced knowledge we all now have of cancer and what it does, and how it progresses, many of us ignore the lumps and bumps because we are petrified of that diagnosis. Instead of running TO the doctor, we run AS FAR AWAY AS POSSIBLE...it can never happen to me syndrome. People, if you have stopped having bowel movements or your stool is black or blood red, go to the doctor, you are ill. Ladies and Gents both, if you feel a lump in your breast/pectoral muscle, a lump or bump in your armpit..get to the doctor. All of these issues COULD be cancerous....BUT THEY MAY NOT BE CANCER AS WELL!!! The earlier you have them checked, the better your chances are. Your body is a temple, treat it with reverence, it's the only one you have!!
May i say to the doctor who told the gentleman he was dying ,i admire his approach and his explanation to the patient so gentle and allowed this dear gentleman to to think about the information he gave him and wrote him up for medications to help his discomfort before he spoke to him again , knowing he would have to tell him he was actually dying . what a lovely humane doctor.Dr Karl Almed. RIP.to our patient. forgive me i don’t know his name.
Did anyone else notice how jaundice mark was?... made me want to adjust the color on my phone. Poor guy, u can tell he has been dreading going to the hospital cuz he knew he wasn't going to leave vertical... sad
I hope your doing well Warren....like the doctor said it wasn't your fault...
Thanks coming from warren himself ✌
@@topdogched did you manage to find the guy
@@saddish2816 He actually killed himself whilst i was in surgery???
Stabbings are common in UK. We have gunshots being common in US.
Carol Steinhauer it’s really sad honestly wish stuff like this would stop happening for the UK and the US
just found this YT - and it seems now in some 'circles' when stabbing it is deliberate to to twist on on way out to cause more damage, esp so 'the bag' is the result for young male victims - seen as humilation - horrible thought process.
A knife is easier to escape from when under threat unless ambushed
Stabbing the bowel is known as bagging absolutely horrific behaviour
Everybody is talking about the understatement of issues but from what I can tell it’s this weird, stoic, almost slang that only other British people really understand. I don’t think anybody is trying to be dismissive of what anyone went through. From what I can tell from watching British emergency medicine shows is this:
“He may be unwell”= this could go very badly but he is young and very fit and those definitely work in his favor. “He is unwell.” = This patient is in bad shape but I think there is a reasonably good chance of recovery. “This patient is very unwell.”= I’m very worried. There are multiple things working against this patient. “This patient may not survive” = 50/50 shot at best and I’m mentally preparing myself for the worst outcome. - If anyone has any corrections let me know. Especially British people.
More of these!!!!
I disagree with the dr tellin him to get over it! 🤬
NO he doesnt HAVE to brush it off!!
Ptsd doesnt just go tf away!
As a severe ptsd/ tbi survivor, im offended he just told him to gtfo it!🤯🤬🤬🤬🤬
Trauma NEEDS to be acknowledged and dealt with!
It NEVER fully goes away and he has every right to be angry over being stabbed!
I hope he healed well and is doing better mentally. 🥰
18:50 Goodness, Dr. Davies you absolute sweetheart. Stroking the NHS ambulance person's arm because she was obviously distressed. 😍
He’s one of the best doctors in Europe he knows what he’s doing and he knows that you have to look after your team too
I absolutely love these videos with the helicopter and the road ambulance 🚑
every one take note from Marc when ur ill get it seen to right away don’t leave it. R.I.p my friend
Poor mark im in tears 😢xxx
I've been in that situation where a doctor says "you have cancer", not a good feeling I can tell you that
I hope you recover soon.god bless you
Marc's story made me cry
The inner voices and the slow motion cameras are not needed, lol.
That dude warren isnt going to do anything just an empty threat lol
I didn't have to, he did me a favour and killed himself 2 hours later. It was no empty threat either.
When I was 11 I fell 25ft out of a tree and had a cut down my entire back and a concussion.
Marc broke my heart.
Now he is in the Loving Hands of God 🙌🏽
R.I.P Marc
Ah, that music is so loud.
Wow. I like your emergency response system
Rest easy Mark
Warren, women feel that vulnerable all their lives. You have to choose to shed your fear because it doesn’t protect you.
The poor old man looks so sick.
He died
The elderly bearded gentleman clearly was cachexia, jaundiced and everything indicated carcinoma sadly. Probably a bowel primary. The metasteses in the ribs and liver are indicators of very poor prognosis. Very sad.
Why was police in attendance at the male who fell from his ladder?
I would think that harassing a stabbing victim constitutes poor journalistic professionalism.
Agitation might be a sign that the cameras should back off ! This is distressing to watch.
Warren thinks he's tough... lol I see why someone put a knife in him
Susan Deusterman whether he looks tough or not is irrelevant as no one should be stabbed. Looking tough doesn’t mean he is I know lots of people with tattoos etc but they have big hearts and soft. Warren was picking up a child for his friend someone trusted him to this so he can’t be that bad.do not judge a book by its cover
I'm commenting on his smart ass mouth and nothing else.. So get off that high horse...
Susan deusterman how about you keep your little brain opinions to yourself, you haven't got a clue? Probably about anything. Lets hope something similar happens to you and see your reaction. You fucking idiot!!!!
So sad about Marc.
"he may be unwell" well he's just been stabbed in the stomach i wouldn't describe him as fucking well
Was anybody else distracted by how many times the narrator said "could be fatal"?
R.i p marc xxx
in the us you very rarely see drs in the feild.
Why be so aggressive to the camera man, he could just politely ask not to be recorded. 🤷♂️ With an attitude like that it is unsurprising he got stabbed. Don’t get me wrong I do not condone it but if he came near me with that attitude I may have reached for one too.
R.I.P Marc 💙
R.i.p fella so sad
Anyone else quite disgusted at that doctor who said to the stab victim just get over it. He needs to work on his beside manner.
Oh how I wish Marc had gone to the doctor sooner. He was a young man when he died. Such a shame.
I have to say I'm very thankful I've never had to share my room with another person whilst living in the 🇺🇸. Hearing the sound of snoring coming from the faceless patient would've driven me nuts LOL.
Unwell- ofcourse
"Optimistic"
i have a bag and it bloody sucks