Dr. Nara revealed to rescue Abe's details: 41 people lost 2 to 3 people for blood

Source: Overseas Network

Former Prime Minister Shinzo Abe shot in Nara. (Live picture)

Overseas Network, July 15th. According to the Japanese current Affairs Communications report on the 15th, on the 14th, local time, the Affiliated Hospital of Nara Prefecture, Japan, introduced the details of the former Prime Minister of Japan, to the media, and said that after Abe, "survival after the gun was shot. The possibility is low and the situation is serious. "The hospital used 41 people's first aid groups and lost blood equivalent to 2 to 3 people for Abe.

The hospital's emergency center professor Fukushima said that although the first aid group reached 41, it was still very difficult to treat. Because Abe was discontinued by cardiopulmonary function at the time, there was no anesthesia and directly performed chest opening surgery. Abe's body temperature was lower than usual, and the depth of the wound had reached the heart. Although the doctor controlled the blood vessels near the artery, Abe's blood had lost its solidification ability, so there was a condition of blood flow.

Fukushima British said that the hospital used 100 units (about 13 liters) blood for Abe's blood transfusion, which is equivalent to blood of 2 to 3 people. Due to the insufficient existence of the hospital, the local red Cross blood center was also entrusted to add blood. He said that although he was fully treated, Abe's cardiopulmonary function was still not recovered. In the end, Abe died at 5:00 pm on the 8th. The cause of the death was the death of blood loss caused by lower clavicle arteries. (Overseas network Zhang Ni)

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