After hearing this, Shin Youhuan turned around and looked for the ambulance that had arrived.

The city was hit by a major disaster, and ambulances from all major hospitals were dispatched. It was a rare sight to see ambulances from all the well-known tertiary hospitals gathered at the scene.

The doctor who got off the ambulance was bound to have met or been familiar with his peers in the same city.

Shin You-hwan saw the ambulances from Sun-woo and Beidu, but he didn't see the second ambulance from his own company. The worst thing was that the ambulance from the National Association was the last to arrive for some reason and he never saw it.

The person who came down from Xuanwu was a familiar face, Doctor Xiao Yang.

When Xiao Yang heard that a neurosurgery patient needed emergency supplies, he and his nurse rushed over with medicine boxes to help. When he got to the scene, he saw a few familiar faces and blurted out, "Xie Wanying."

Obviously, she didn't hear his soft murmur.

It's not that she forgot who he was, but she seemed to be so focused on the patient that she didn't pay attention to anything else. Her single-mindedness was so well-known that it made any opponent tremble with fear. Xiao Yang knew all of this.

Once upon a time, did he ever imagine that one day he would regard a young female medical student as a formidable opponent and keep her in mind all the way?

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"We need scalpels, hemostatic forceps and long tweezers. Do you have them? Give me whatever you have." Cao Dong shouted.

Xiao Yang squatted down, opened the first aid kit in his hand, and took out the items needed by the other party to provide support. His eyes through his glasses paid close attention to the scene in front of him.

Rather than describing how seriously this patient was injured, it would be better to describe how "subtle" the injury was.

It should be said that this injured person was lucky that he did not suffer fatal lung injuries from the first type of blast. The shock wave threw the injured person out of the window and hit the hard concrete floor. If there were any impact injuries such as fractures or falling injuries, they would be considered third type blast injuries. As a result, no serious and fatal third type blast injuries have been seen so far.

The onlookers thought the wounded man’s injuries were terrible and he might not survive. They were frightened by the blood on his face.

A careful examination revealed that the injured person's head was covered in blood due to the blasted glass. This injury is a type II blast injury, called a projectile injury, which is the injury caused by the object shot out during the explosion penetrating the human body. The diameter of a type II blast injury can be very large.

When the explosion first happened, people who were far away were also affected and scratched by flying pieces of glass and stones. An adult was holding a child and looking for a doctor to bandage his scratched hand.

As you can imagine, projectile injuries can be serious or minor. If the projectile penetrates a vital organ, it can also be fatal.

Now, after on-site examination by the doctor, it was found that a long piece of glass might have pierced into the patient's brain.

As mentioned above, the human head is surrounded by the skull, which protects the brain tissue like a solid wall. It is not easy to penetrate the skull and injure the brain tissue. The most common clinical case is craniocerebral impact injury.

Even the most powerful fortresses have leaky walls, places where holes can be penetrated. It is possible to injure the brain, usually due to holes or cracks drilled by sharp objects.

If we count the points on the human skull where holes are drilled, the most common points of trouble are the facial features, because the facial features are "holes".

If it pierces the eye, or enters from around the eye, it can easily enter the brain through the eye socket.

The nostrils are where cerebrospinal fluid can leak out. If steel chopsticks or something else is inserted into them, they can reach the brain in minutes.