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The Aberdeen trauma team are dispatched by air to 52-year-old Mark, who is trapped after crashing and rolling his van into farmland. In Inverclyde, nine-year-old David has been thrown 50 yards off his quad bike and impaled onto a metal fence, while 59-year-old Jacqui is rushed to the Queen Elizabeth Major Trauma Centre with multiple injuries after her car fell 10 feet down an embankment.
The trauma team rush to 67-year-old Walter, who has sustained a life-threatening head injury after falling down a remote hillside while walking with his sister. In Aberdeen, 62-year-old Liz has been rushed to hospital with a serious chainsaw cut to her arm, while 52-year-old Philip has crashed his motorbike at high speed and is lying in the central reservation of the motorway.
The air ambulance is dispatched to two serious road traffic collisions, while on the west bank of Loch Lomond, a minibus carrying 15 tourists has collided with a car. In South Ayrshire, an 86-year-old grandmother is struggling to breathe after a high-speed crash, and 72-year-old William has a severe cut to his arm after an attempt to chop wood with a circular saw went horrifically wrong.
An air ambulance is dispatched to the island of Mull, where 23-year-old rally driver Scott has rolled his car down a 20-foot embankment. In Glasgow city centre, the trauma team fight to save the life of a man who was hit by a bus and dragged under the wheels, while the coast guard helicopter flies to a remote sea loch to rescue a woman who has fallen 15 feet down a waterfall.
A German tourist breaks her ankle while walking on a remote hillside, leaving her stranded. A quad bike rider comes off travelling at 50mph on a racetrack in Strathaven. Arriving on scene, medics must treat the patient's fractured arm immediately, before transporting him back to Glasgow for further treatment. On a small country road in rural Aberdeenshire, an 80-year-old lady is trapped in her car.
How the Scottish Trauma Network brings life-saving treatment to remote areas that do not always have easy access to hospitals.
How the Scottish Trauma Network brings life-saving treatment to remote areas that do not always have easy access to hospitals.
A trauma team based in Aberdeen attend an emergency outside of Elgin in Moray, where an amateur pilot has crashed his vintage plane on take-off, sustaining multiple injuries. A man is crushed underneath a dumper truck at a farm in rural Dumfriesshire, while in Glasgow, a distressing call comes in about a 12-year-old girl knocked down and dragged under a car.
In episode one, a trauma team based in Glasgow are tasked by helicopter to a remote part of Skye, as a distressing call comes in from a man trapped under a 650kg all-terrain vehicle. In Aberdeen Royal Infirmary the hospital trauma team are assembled to treat a 51-year-old cyclist who has had a head on collision with a digger bucket in a small farming area of rural Aberdeenshire.
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