Efforts to save an 8th grade female student who had multiple cardiac and respiratory arrests

On March 13, the leader of Vung Tau Hospital (Ba Ria - Vung Tau) said that an 8th grade female student who had her lung punctured by a knife and her heart stopped was saved by surgeons. The patient is out of danger.

Doctors are performing surgery to suture the patient's heart and lung wounds.

Previously, on the morning of March 12, VA (8th grade student, living in Vung Tau City) was taken to Vung Tau Hospital by his family in a state of cardiac arrest, respiratory arrest, pulse and blood pressure at 0. The patient had a penetrating chest wound.

Doctors at Vung Tau Hospital performed intensive resuscitation and the patient's heart started beating again. When doctors took the patient to the operating table, the patient went into cardiac arrest. After that, doctors shocked the patient's heart several times and the patient's heart started beating again.

Doctors at Vung Tau Hospital quickly performed open chest surgery and discovered that the patient's lungs and heart were punctured and there was a lot of blood.

After nearly 2 hours of surgery, doctors stitched up the heart and lung wounds and the patient was saved.

The leader of Vung Tau Hospital said that on the morning of March 12, the family discovered this 8th grade female student lying in a pool of blood on the rooftop of an apartment building.

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