Xie Wanying believed that these words did not need to be said by her; Zhang Wei, who had experienced today's encounter, would figure it out on her own.
Turning around, Xie Wanying softly said to Student Wei, who was assisting, "She probably has a pelvic fracture. When lifting her, be extremely careful and stabilize her pelvic area."
Wei Shangquan was frightened just hearing the words pelvic fracture.
Pelvic fracture leaves a deep impression as the most dangerous trauma for those who have seen severely injured car accident victims on the clinical front. This is because from an anatomical perspective, there are too many organs involved inside and around the pelvis. If the fractured end is exposed with a sharp point, it can easily puncture organs within or near the pelvis, leading to hemorrhagic shock. For such severely injured patients with pelvic fractures, the time doctors have to save them and stop the bleeding is usually less than six hours.
