• Buffalo Bills DB Damar Hamlin * in critical condition • January 2, 2023 • [*LATEST UPDATES only]
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Wednesday January 4, 2023 - Yahoo Sports
Damar Hamlin's uncle Dorrian Glenn said on Tuesday that the Buffalo Bills safety had to be resuscitated twice on Monday after suffering cardiac arrest on the football field, according to multiple reports.
Hamlin remains in the University of Cincinnati Medical Center's intensive care unit in critical condition following his on-field collapse against the Bengals during Monday's game. Glenn, who was at the hospital, spoke with multiple media outlets Tuesday evening to provide updates on Hamlin's status.
He told reporters that Hamlin, who is on a ventilator, is receiving 50% oxygen after initially requiring a feed of 100% oxygen. He also said that there was concern that Hamlin sustained lung damage. In an interview with CNN, Glenn said that Hamlin had to be resuscitated twice Monday night — once on the football field and again when he arrived at the hospital.
“His heart had went out so they had to resuscitate him twice," Glenn said, per CNN. "They resuscitated him on the field before they brought him to the hospital, and then they resuscitated him a second time when they got him to the hospital."
Glenn provided more details of Hamlin's status while speaking with NFL Network.
"Right now they've got him on a ventilator. They're trying to get him to breath on his own. We're just kind of taking it day by day. Still in the ICU. They have him sedated. So just continue to administer the medical treatment they've been doing."
Wednesday January 4, 2023 - Yahoo Sports
Damar Hamlin's uncle Dorrian Glenn said on Tuesday that the Buffalo Bills safety had to be resuscitated twice on Monday after suffering cardiac arrest on the football field, according to multiple reports.
Hamlin remains in the University of Cincinnati Medical Center's intensive care unit in critical condition following his on-field collapse against the Bengals during Monday's game. Glenn, who was at the hospital, spoke with multiple media outlets Tuesday evening to provide updates on Hamlin's status.
He told reporters that Hamlin, who is on a ventilator, is receiving 50% oxygen after initially requiring a feed of 100% oxygen. He also said that there was concern that Hamlin sustained lung damage. In an interview with CNN, Glenn said that Hamlin had to be resuscitated twice Monday night — once on the football field and again when he arrived at the hospital.
“His heart had went out so they had to resuscitate him twice," Glenn said, per CNN. "They resuscitated him on the field before they brought him to the hospital, and then they resuscitated him a second time when they got him to the hospital."
Glenn provided more details of Hamlin's status while speaking with NFL Network.
"Right now they've got him on a ventilator. They're trying to get him to breath on his own. We're just kind of taking it day by day. Still in the ICU. They have him sedated. So just continue to administer the medical treatment they've been doing."
Regarding the red well, um- no shit Sherlock. I've seen plenty of instances firsthand where medics had to do CPR on someone, and they're not exactly gentle when doing it. Have your chest pounded on for 10 minutes and envision what the results can be. Patients have sustained cracked ribs, if they've survived.
Second very believable thing (per a cardiologist) is if you have cardiac failure, your lungs can start filling up with fluid, but that wouldn't explain blood in his lungs.
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Being given CPR for so long, and then again when he reached the hospital he may have suffered some brain or organ damage.
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Being given CPR for so long, and then again when he reached the hospital he may have suffered some brain or organ damage.
Being given CPR for so long, and then again when he reached the hospital he may have suffered some brain or organ damage.
Chances are he never plays again... I feel for the kid...
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Wednesday January 4, 2023 - Yahoo Sports
Damar Hamlin's uncle Dorrian Glenn said on Tuesday that the Buffalo Bills safety had to be resuscitated twice on Monday after suffering cardiac arrest on the football field, according to multiple reports.
Hamlin remains in the University of Cincinnati Medical Center's intensive care unit in critical condition following his on-field collapse against the Bengals during Monday's game. Glenn, who was at the hospital, spoke with multiple media outlets Tuesday evening to provide updates on Hamlin's status.
He told reporters that Hamlin, who is on a ventilator, is receiving 50% oxygen after initially requiring a feed of 100% oxygen. He also said that there was concern that Hamlin sustained lung damage. In an interview with CNN, Glenn said that Hamlin had to be resuscitated twice Monday night — once on the football field and again when he arrived at the hospital.
“His heart had went out so they had to resuscitate him twice," Glenn said, per CNN. "They resuscitated him on the field before they brought him to the hospital, and then they resuscitated him a second time when they got him to the hospital."
Glenn provided more details of Hamlin's status while speaking with NFL Network.
"Right now they've got him on a ventilator. They're trying to get him to breath on his own. We're just kind of taking it day by day. Still in the ICU. They have him sedated. So just continue to administer the medical treatment they've been doing."
Regarding the red well, um- no shit Sherlock. I've seen plenty of instances firsthand where medics had to do CPR on someone, and they're not exactly gentle when doing it. Have your chest pounded on for 10 minutes and envision what the results can be. Patients have sustained cracked ribs, if they've survived.
Second very believable thing (per a cardiologist) is if you have cardiac failure, your lungs can start filling up with fluid, but that wouldn't explain blood in his lungs.
I've seen plenty of instances firsthand where medics had to do CPR on someone, and they're not exactly gentle when doing it. Have your chest pounded on for 10 minutes and envision what the results can be. Patients have sustained cracked ribs, if they've survived.
Second very believable thing (per a cardiologist) is if you have cardiac failure, your lungs can start filling up with fluid, but that wouldn't explain blood in his lungs.
Yeah, it's all sad.
I worked 30+ years as a fireman/paramedic, estimating I was involved with CPR around 500-600 times. It's not pretty but it does give the patient a chance.
The good news for Hamlin is the paramedics were right there, began CPR with an AED inside two minutes, so obviously that quick response gives him a way better chance than say a 5 minute response to asystole. Hence, the reason he improved overnight. The ultimate outcome is still in doubt, let's hope he pulls through & can live a good life.
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Wednesday January 4, 2023 - Yahoo Sports
Damar Hamlin's uncle Dorrian Glenn said on Tuesday that the Buffalo Bills safety had to be resuscitated twice on Monday after suffering cardiac arrest on the football field, according to multiple reports.
Hamlin remains in the University of Cincinnati Medical Center's intensive care unit in critical condition following his on-field collapse against the Bengals during Monday's game. Glenn, who was at the hospital, spoke with multiple media outlets Tuesday evening to provide updates on Hamlin's status.
He told reporters that Hamlin, who is on a ventilator, is receiving 50% oxygen after initially requiring a feed of 100% oxygen. He also said that there was concern that Hamlin sustained lung damage. In an interview with CNN, Glenn said that Hamlin had to be resuscitated twice Monday night — once on the football field and again when he arrived at the hospital.
“His heart had went out so they had to resuscitate him twice," Glenn said, per CNN. "They resuscitated him on the field before they brought him to the hospital, and then they resuscitated him a second time when they got him to the hospital."
Glenn provided more details of Hamlin's status while speaking with NFL Network.
"Right now they've got him on a ventilator. They're trying to get him to breath on his own. We're just kind of taking it day by day. Still in the ICU. They have him sedated. So just continue to administer the medical treatment they've been doing."
Regarding the red well, um- no shit Sherlock. I've seen plenty of instances firsthand where medics had to do CPR on someone, and they're not exactly gentle when doing it. Have your chest pounded on for 10 minutes and envision what the results can be. Patients have sustained cracked ribs, if they've survived.
Second very believable thing (per a cardiologist) is if you have cardiac failure, your lungs can start filling up with fluid, but that wouldn't explain blood in his lungs.
Regarding the red well, um- no shit Sherlock. I've seen plenty of instances firsthand where medics had to do CPR on someone, and they're not exactly gentle when doing it. Have your chest pounded on for 10 minutes and envision what the results can be. Patients have sustained cracked ribs, if they've survived.
Second very believable thing (per a cardiologist) is if you have cardiac failure, your lungs can start filling up with fluid, but that wouldn't explain blood in his lungs.
i think it's fairly new but isn't there a machine that can do cpr ?
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Regarding the red well, um- no shit Sherlock. I've seen plenty of instances firsthand where medics had to do CPR on someone, and they're not exactly gentle when doing it. Have your chest pounded on for 10 minutes and envision what the results can be. Patients have sustained cracked ribs, if they've survived.
Second very believable thing (per a cardiologist) is if you have cardiac failure, your lungs can start filling up with fluid, but that wouldn't explain blood in his lungs.
i think it's fairly new but isn't there a machine that can do cpr ?
i think it's fairly new but isn't there a machine that can do cpr ?
Yes, the LUCAS machine. It does the compressions once it's set up (which takes some time), freeing personnel to get the IVs, oxygen, intubation, heart monitor, & IV drugs in order. If there isn't one available, it's ok you just have to rotate personnel to do compressions,as you can get fatigued. I think it's only about 15 years old.
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Great news! ?
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I love reading on the internet people saying it was wrong to call the game and they should have finished it. Both teams went into their respective locker room's and undoubtedly talked about, even put it to a vote, whether or not to finish the game. Both sides chose not to finish the game, so I guess it was the right decision to suspend the game. Man, people are a trip anymore............
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Man, this is stellar news!
Praise Science!
Praise Science!
In this case, medical science. Which still has a very long way to go.
BEING A BROWNS FAN IS A TEST TO SEE HOW MUCH YOU CAN TAKE -
Praise Science!
In this case, medical science. Which still has a very long way to go.
In this case, medical science. Which still has a very long way to go.
Yes, things that are real actually take time to master.
Unlike the God fallacy, that has been tied up with a pretty little bow thousands of years ago.
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Yes, things that are real actually take time to master.
Unlike the God fallacy, that has been tied up with a pretty little bow thousands of years ago.
...it doesn't have to cost anything to believe in an afterlife, and an all-knowing entity. There have been a great many people that have experienced Near Death Experiences (NDE's)...going all the way back to a Roman soldier who came back while on his funeral pyre. And it has happened to disbelieving scientists. I don't personally know anyone who had one...and I work with scientists. I do however fall in the Mandela Effect category as I remember the news reports in the 80's of Nelson Mandela dying while in prison. I distinctly remember thinking, Geeze, there goes an honest-to-God good guy who was trying to do the right thing for civilization. LOTS of people remember that. But it didn't happen. This goes to the Many Worlds theory where time lines branch off. How we all got back on THIS timeline I don't know. I'm also one that used to (not anymore) encounter an occasional Deja vu.....which a theory suggests that a Deja vu is a timeline correction.
Religion has been a bad thing in causing much strife and war...as well as denouncing scientific truths throughout history. However, I maintain, what's wrong with the Ten Commandments?
Sorry to be so way off topic. Go Browns!
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Pulling for the kid big time and hearing anything positive is a step in the right direction. This planet could use a lot more people pulling for one another.....
But what do I know.
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