At the critical moment of the train station passengers, the doctor shot at a critical heart disease

(Reporter: He Jianfeng Correspondent: Chen Mengyuan)

On the afternoon of the 22nd, a heart -focused and warm scene occurred in the waiting hall of Wuhan Railway Station: a passenger was unwell and suspected of heart disease. It was sent to an ambulance before leaving quietly.

At more than 1 pm, Sun Rui, who went to Beijing for a business trip, just walked into the waiting hall of Wuhan Station. Suddenly he heard that there were passengers at the B2 ticket section of the lobby broadcast. "In this case, I would definitely go to see it as a doctor." Sun Rui did not hesitate, and immediately passed the five -check -ups and rushed to the B2 ticket gate. I saw a male passenger about 40 years old leaning on the seat, pale and sweaty.

Sun Rui quickly stepped forward and showed his electronic license at the train station staff around the passengers, while checking the patient's breathing, pulse, complexion, etc. It was found that the patient was sweating and weak pulse, and kept gently in his mouth, "Save me, save me". After learning that the passenger's heart was in the first area of ​​the heart, it was about an hour. After understanding the medical history from his family through the phone, Sun Rui judged that the patient was likely to have heart diseases such as coronary syndrome.

It should not be late, Sun Rui immediately asked the station staff to call 120, take the station for spare quick -acting savior pills, automatic body vibrato, and calling other passengers to provide nitroglycerin. At this time, another doctor from Wugang Headquarters also came to assist. The two Sun Rui took the quickly to save the heart pills for the patients, and then picked up an automatic body tremor in order to rescue the patient when the patient trembled. Dr. Sun Rui always squeezed the patient's wrist and monitored the patient's rhythm. Under the treatment and comfort of the two doctors, the patient's chest pain was slightly relieved after 10 minutes. At this time, 120 arrived, Sun Rui assisted 120 staff to transfer patients and handed over the patient.

It wasn't until the patient was picked up by the ambulance that Sun Rui picked up the backpack that had no time to take care of it, said goodbye to another doctor who participated in the treatment, and left by his own book.

It is reported that Sun Rui is an oncologist at the Fourth Hospital of Wuhan. Recalling that he did not hesitate at the time, Sun Rui said, "I think any doctor will come forward to save people in this case."

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