00:00The director of the hospital in Cordoba is speaking.
00:02Remember that yesterday there was an accident,
00:04a collision of 23 people by a Toyota Corolla.
00:07Let's hear what they have to say.
00:13Well, the patient is polytraumatized,
00:15she has a serious skull trauma that required surgery,
00:18a torach trauma that has a clavicle fracture
00:24and a lung that has been injured, it's as if it had been punctured.
00:28A pelvis trauma that has an acetabulum fracture,
00:34that is, the part of the left side.
00:37In the lower right limb there is this traumatic amputation
00:42that actually ends up being amputated here
00:45because the rest of the material it had was not viable.
00:49She had received first aid in the place, right?
00:52She had received first aid in the place,
00:54but it was not a total amputation in the place, let's say.
01:00And she has fractures of the other limb,
01:03with an exposed fracture that required a surgical toilet
01:06and that, well, you will be seeing that other lower limb
01:11and a fracture of the upper limb that was put on a tutor.
01:14That is, she is in a critical, serious state,
01:18she is in a pharmacological coma, in a respirator,
01:22she will remain asleep, let's hope she doesn't have complications,
01:27but well, we are in the prevention of all complications
01:31that can lead to being mainly infectious
01:34and organ failure such as kidney and liver
01:36that in principle was being overlooked.
01:40Doctor, from yesterday until today,
01:42has the picture of this woman worsened?
01:44No, the picture has not worsened, but it has not improved either,
01:47that is, let's say we have a little clearer
01:50the injuries she has and we can perhaps begin to prevent
01:55the possible complications that may occur.
01:59But no, we are still in critical times,
02:02where she had a surgery of many hours
02:05that affected her head and affected her limbs,
02:09so well, we still have to wait.
02:12If this young woman is alive,
02:14does it have to do with the rapid action
02:16of the doctors who arrived at the place, doctor?
02:19Yes, of course.
02:20I think it was a very quick response from the emergency service.
02:24We have had a quick response to 107,
02:27plus the private ambulance system,
02:30with times of arrival that were less than 10 minutes,
02:354, 5 minutes, 107, and the private ambulance,
02:39and the quick transfer by medical mail to the hospital.
02:43This woman is not from here, is she from Catamarca, right?
02:46Could you talk to her relatives?
02:48Not yet, because we are waiting for the relatives to arrive.
02:51They are on a run trip.
02:53Doctor, what do you know about the other patient?
02:55Well, there the director of the hospital is talking,
02:58explaining the details of the state of health of the woman
03:05who took the worst part.
03:07Remember, the Toyota Corolla comes at more than 100 km per hour,
03:10it runs over people, cars, until when it brakes,
03:15it imprisons a woman who was on a motorcycle,
03:19a woman who came from Catamarca, that's why they didn't even know who she was.
03:22They run over her and hit her against another car,
03:27and there she, right there,
03:29as a result of the speed that was coming,
03:31loses a part of a leg,
03:33and the number of fractures that you just heard in the description.
03:37Belén, what do you know about the other injured?
03:41In this case, Rolando, well, here there are two people who are hospitalized,
03:45others are in another hospital, in another clinic,
03:48of course, the state is smaller than what the director of the hospital
03:52was just talking about,
03:54precisely with the case of the woman,
03:56who is the one with the greatest severity compared to the others.
04:00The others are in other hospitals,
04:02we reiterate that there are only two hospitalized,
04:04the 30-year-old woman and a young man around 25 years old,
04:09who was precisely the one who was left between the two vehicles,
04:12on top of the motorcycle.
04:14The state of this young man, we reiterate, Rolando,
04:17is better, of course, than that of the young woman,
04:20who is in critical condition.
04:22And what do you know about the driver?
04:24Was it known exactly what happened to him?
04:26Because we know that it is a loss of knowledge,
04:28but it can be due to several factors.
04:33Sorry, Rolando, it was cut off.
04:35No, I was telling you, of the driver,
04:37of the man who drove the white Corolla,
04:39it is known exactly why he lost his knowledge.
04:44No, so far it is not known.
04:46Yes, let's remember, Rolando, that his clinical history
04:49precisely speaks of a loss of knowledge
04:51that he had had in previous opportunities.
04:54He had been granted the driving license in February of this year.
04:57However, his clinical history was, we could say,
05:01in quotation marks, a little more critical,
05:03so that he had this license at least for 5 years,
05:07being that it was granted in February of this year.
05:10He had also been operated on surgically
05:12for heart problems.
05:15I say, he already had clinical history
05:17and so far it is not known,
05:19but it is believed that it could have been a discompensation
05:21at the time he was driving
05:23or that he even lost knowledge.
