they we only went to the unfortunate place. cases that happened on the street, several years ago andrei obashin and his friends volgograd doctors proposed to consider the date of that very first departure as the day of ambulance workers, those who, having arrived once , remain forever in this difficult, nervous work that requires enormous knowledge, ability, and quickly decisions and excerpts. doctor ekaterina khakhlova tells how her team came to the aid of a paramedic who was trying to resuscitate a man in a state of clinical death. with forty years of experience, vasily vishnyakov’s colleagues call him a virtuoso of thrombolysis, this is the introduction of a special drug to break down blood clots; in order to use it, it must be applied in time and the disease must be correctly recognized. for example, sergei glushchenko at first thought that he had food poisoning, that is, he had a serious low-grade heart attack, complicated by bradycardia, and even the right ventricle was connected, in general, his condition was quite serious. vishnyakov’s team managed and did not allow the disease to kill

several years ago andrey obashin. and his friends volgograd doctors proposed to consider the date ofry first departure as the day of ambulance workers, those who, having arrived once, remain forever in this difficult nervous work, requiring enormous knowledge, the ability to quickly accept decisions and excerpts. doctor ekaterina khakhlova tells how her team came to the aid of a paramedic who was trying to resuscitate a man, we rocked him, it was all silent, i have a telepathic, one might say, connection with my paramedic. “she’s pumping, i’m doing artificial ventilation, the paramedic who called us is administering medications, and during cardiopulmonary resuscitation the patient’s voice is heard, so through the silence, stop beating me, sometimes with humor, but always with extraordinary modesty, they tell o how patients were brought back to life, andrei abashin remembered the call to a two-year-old child with swelling of the larynx for the rest of his life. everything, but the best reward for a doctor, for an ambulance officer, is a saved life. the first brigade is on call, first.

several years ago , andrei obashin and his friends, volgograd doctors, proposed to consider the datef ambulance workers, those who, once arriving, remain forever in this difficult, nervous work that requires enormous knowledge. make decisions quickly and have patience. doctor ekaterina khakhlova tells how her team came to the aid of a paramedic who was trying to resuscitate a man in a state of clinical death. we rocked him, all this was silent, i have a telepathic, one might say, connection with my felcher. she pumps, i do artificial ventilation, the paramedic who called us administers medications. here , during cardiopulmonary resuscitation , the patient’s voice is heard, so through the silence, stop beating me, sometimes with humor, but always with extraordinary modesty, they talk about how they brought patients back to life, a call to a two-year-old baby with edema of the larynx andrei obashin remembered it for the rest of his life ; as he says now, there were no such instruments at that time, only a scalpel, a piece of alcohol tube was at hand, he made an incision over the trache