Patient airlifted for aortic dissection treatment, Monroe GA
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Medical EmergencyAccording to the dispatch call, a patient with a type A aortic dissection weighing 266 pounds is being transferred by air from Piedmont Walton in Monroe, Georgia to Emory University Hospital in Atlanta. The patient is located in ER room 14 and requires urgent medical care.
Audio|Heard on: Walton County Fire and EMS Dispatch
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02:8
Transcript:
00:00
117, Airbeck 117.
00:02
I have a transfer flight request.
00:04
Coming out of Piedmont Walton in Monroe, Georgia.
00:07
Potentially heading to Emory University in Atlanta.
00:11
Joe's in Atlanta,
00:13
patient weighs 266 pounds,
00:16
heading 176 degrees by 12 nautical.
00:19
Card number (number withheld).
00:25
They want you to stand by at their helipad.
00:29
You have a helipad.
00:31
They are likely to get acceptance shortly.
00:41
117, that's good copy.
00:43
The only thing is they won't get their helipad.
00:46
But they were informed.
00:54
(number withheld).
01:00
Tews on location.
01:07
Medline sign 0-8, good to check.
01:09
(number withheld), good to check.
01:14
17-com.
01:21
17 still with the facility.
01:23
This is a go flight and they have acceptance at Emory University Main.
01:32
17 is a copy.
01:34
Reports for the traffic code, R-A-2.
01:51
Patient weighs 266 pounds, negative vent, on two drips, has type A aortic dissection, located in ER room 14.
02:04
And that is all the information.
02:06
My partner is still on the phone with the request or help copy.
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Location mentioned:
W Spring St, Monroe, GA 30655
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