A vegetable part slid deep into the neck of a one -year -old. In the hospital in St. Pölten, a doctor became a savior in need for the small patient.
Desperate and fear of death for her little treasure, a young couple from Lower Austria had hurried to St. Pölten University Hospital on Sunday. In the arms, the mother kept her son, who had already started blue and was more desperate after the sky.
The child who drove in vital danger was previously fed by his mother with small root pieces and had swallowed so much that a vegetable part slid about three times four millimeters deep into the windpipe and got stuck there.
Guardian Angel in White
In the department, the human guardian angels of the hospital took over the tax in the capital of the state. While the boy came in the hands of his parents first aid for children, doctors and sisters acknowledged the approaching danger. “Immediately in the ATT department on the fourth floor!”, The doctor died. There the next guardian angel, alarmed parallel, was already waiting for his “command”. Happiness for the boys: with Dr. Astrid took over Magele one of the best in the team of department heads and Primarius Dr. Georg Sprinzl – worldwide recognized luminary in his field – the small patient.
Challenging case
“The situation was serious and also extremely challenging for me as experienced doctors,” says the specialist. With a calm hand, the expert of the ear, the nose and throat managed to endoscopically end the strange body of the vulnerable small windpipe. Immediately afterwards her little protégé started to breathe again and gave his savior in need a smile. The relieved parents of the child who are now awakened are also grateful. According to the medical bulletin, the One -Year -old will not bear permanent damage.
The doctor’s profession for all parents
The senior doctor, however, urges legal guardians that their children are not unintentionally possible life threatening. The parents must also pay attention to what they feed babies and toddlers. Otherwise, the risk of suffocation threatens.
Source: Krone
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