Capítulo 1994: Chapter 2000: Small Moves, Big Miracles!
In South Africa, firefighting and security are relatively well-developed.
Moreover, in recent years, South Africa has frequently held various international firefighting safety technology exhibitions.
As the administrative capital of South Africa, Pretoria is naturally impressive.
So when Chen Cang and his team arrived at the fire departnt, they were warmly welcod.
The South African fire departnt has an ergency rescue team, and their overall competency is quite good, allowing them to handle so ergency rescues.
This year, Chen Cang and others have been increasingly recognized in Pretoria.
Local residents are very attentive to this year’s competition.
So they have witnessed various astounding maneuvers by Chen Cang.
The fire departnt captain is nad Vergo, a local Black male who wears glasses and is very cheerful.
“Dr. Chen, having you here lightens my load quite a bit!”
Chen Cang joked, “You can’t feel that way, or else when we leave, you won’t be able to adapt.”
Everyone imdiately burst into laughter.
A joke shortened the distance between them.
Afterwards, Vergo took Chen Cang and the others for a tour of the fire departnt, and then they headed out on a mission.
There aren’t many fire stations in Pretoria, and the city is quite spread out, so each station is responsible for a large area.
The team with Chen Cang naturally had to start getting busy as well.
That afternoon, while Chen Cang and others were still at the fire departnt, a child was hurriedly brought in.
A young couple, carrying a child, rushed in quickly!
“Save my child!”
“Is there anyone?”
The young parents shouted loudly.
With the sound of their shouting, Chen Cang and the staff hurried out!
Vergo was already in front of them.
“What’s wrong?”
“Save my child, he’s lost consciousness!”
Yagol’s face changed, and he imdiately placed the child on the table to begin an examination!
“How many months?”
“Only two weeks!” The young mother was a little frightened, and her voice trembled: “When I woke up, I found him still sleeping, but… no movent, I curiously touched him and found the child wasn’t breathing!”
“I called the hospital’s ergency line, but it was too late, so I brought him straight here.”
In South Africa, things are often like this, with the fire departnt also taking on so ergency duties, which is why Chen Cang was assigned here.
Hearing the child’s mother’s words, Chen Cang approached.
Vergo’s face changed, and he asked the family, “How long has it been?”
“I don’t know, I’ve been awake for a few minutes already!”
“Is my child beyond saving?”
As she spoke, the woman began to cry loudly.
Vergo also started to worry.
No heartbeat!
Breathing ceased!
This is just a child, how could this happen so suddenly?
“At birth, was there anything unusual?”
“No, he was very healthy, the doctor said the child was fine!”
“How could he suddenly wake up like this!”
The two-week-old child, and the woman cried out loud in the wind.
Fortunately, South African won don’t often have the habit of postpartum confinent, otherwise in China, she might be said to have left a health condition.
But now the child is in this state, who would still worry about that.
After hearing the child’s condition, Chen Cang honestly began to frown.
Logically speaking, such a situation shouldn’t occur?
What exactly is going on?
Thinking of this, Chen Cang said to Vergo, “Let see.”
Vergo suddenly realized, almost forgetting this great expert was here.
He hurriedly said, “Dr. Chen, please!”
Chen Cang nodded and stepped forward, putting on gloves.
He started examining the child. With vital signs missing, CPR should be perford, but now the most important thing isn’t this, it’s the airway…
That’s right!
Chen Cang placed his hand on the child’s neck, gently pressing.
Suddenly, his eyes lit up!
Got it!
“It should be sleep apnea syndro!”
With Chen Cang stating the disease na, everyone around frowned!
Such a small child, with this condition?!
It’s quite troubleso!
You know, sleep apnea syndro… this is a fatal sleep disorder that causes recurrent breathing interruptions.
In the child’s situation, who knows how long the breathing has stopped, already leading to cardiac arrest!
It’s really dangerous.
“How to handle this?” Vergo hurriedly asked.
Chen Cang ignored everything else and simply said, “Let do it.”
After saying this, he quickly gave instructions to Deng Ming: “Catheterize to drain sputum, there’s obstructive mucus in the airway, ti is limited, hurry!”
Deng Ming responded and began moving!
Among this group, Deng Ming reacts the quickest, which is also what Chen Cang appreciates most about him.
“Install cardiac monitoring!”
“Prepare for CPR, I’ll do it!”
At this mont, the child’s cardiac arrest duration is uncertain, the only thing they can do is give the best chance for resuscitation.
After cardiac arrest, ti is crucial for successful resuscitation!
If it’s within a minute, there’s a 90% hope, and within four minutes there’s still 60%, hence the golden four minutes are emphasized!
As ti continues to extend, reaching 6 minutes, the success rate falls below 40%, and theoretically, it’s 20% at 8 minutes.
But once over 10 minutes, it’s nearly zero!
Within ten minutes, for every minute of delay in rescue, the success rate drops by 10%! (This is true, you can rember it)
Chen Cang didn’t ntion any of this because discussing probabilities now is aningless.
Even if the child didn’t have cardiac arrest at the beginning, based on the parent’s account, it’s been at least over 8 minutes.
This ans the child’s chance of being rescued is possibly very low!
At this ti, on cara, this scene was clearly transmitted out.
More and more people saw the patient’s current situation.
The comntators also began to worry.
Yue Tao couldn’t help but say, “This child’s chance of being saved is too low!”
This ti Yu Yonggang did not disagree, nodding, “Yes, the ti is too long, the success rate… nearly 0!”
For a mont, hearing the comntator, the audience sighed as they watched the screen.
Watching a child less than a month old slip away so confusingly, honestly, this feeling inside is tough to bear!
Deng Ming worked efficiently, extracting mucus from the patient’s airway in less than 30 seconds.
Seeing this, Chen Cang nodded with satisfaction.
“Let do the CPR!”
Without hesitation, Chen Cang placed the index and middle finger of his right hand on the patient’s sternum.
His left hand supported the head, attempting to keep the airway open.
CPR for a two-month-old infant is quite different from that for an adult.
Chen Cang quickly began chest compressions!
Compared to adults, a child’s body is more fragile, and sensitivity to force is greater, making Chen Cang actually quite pressured!
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