On the morning of June 9, Cho Ray Hospital informed that the health of patient T.T. G. C (born in 1996, residing in Khanh Hoa), the victim who was the most seriously injured in the traffic accident on the Phan Thiet - Dau Giay expressway that occurred in the early morning of June 7, has made many positive progress.
This is one of 19 victims who were taken to medical facilities for health checks and emergency treatment after the accident.
On June 7, Binh Thuan General Hospital successfully rescued 2 severely injured cases out of danger.
Patient T.T. G. C, a bus company employee, was in critical condition, so he had inter-hospital consultation and stabilized vital signs before being transferred to Cho Ray Hospital in the afternoon of the same day.
According to Cho Ray Hospital, the patient suffered severe and complex multiple injuries, including IV degree splenic rupture, gallbladder fracture, spinal fracture, vertebral dislocation and paralysis of both legs...
After admission, Cho Ray Hospital organized consultations with many specialists to assess the lesions and develop appropriate treatment regimens. The patient is currently being monitored in the Department of Neurosurgery.
Directly treating the patient, Dr. Tran Minh Tri - Deputy Head of Neurosurgery Department, Cho Ray Hospital said that the patient's health has stabilized, showing signs of positive progress, alert, can have good contact, and talk normally. However, the patient still needs to be closely monitored.
By the morning of June 9, after examination and assessment of the results of in-depth paraclinical tests, the treatment team is expected to perform surgery to adjust and fix the back spine for the patient on June 10.
Early intervention is aimed at helping patients to be able to move and exercise appropriately, limiting complications from prolonged lying down.
As Lao Dong newspaper reported, at about 2:30 am on June 7, on the Phan Thiet - Dau Giay expressway, section Km30 through Tan Hoa village, Tan Lap commune, Lam Dong province, a sleeper bus with license plate 50F-040. xx crashed into the rear of a tractor-trailer pulling a semi-trailer with license plate 36R-030. xx.
The incident caused 19 passengers to be taken to the hospital for emergency treatment and first aid at various levels, such as 3 people seriously injured, and the rest with minor injuries and scratches.
