| Hoddle's out of hospital 14:38 - Nov 23 with 1678 views | Mullet |
Good news that. |  |
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| Hoddle's out of hospital on 14:45 - Nov 23 with 1667 views | homer_123 |
On the assumption he's not in a coffin? |  |
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| Hoddle's out of hospital on 14:46 - Nov 23 with 1662 views | christiand |
It had all gone quiet on Hoddle, I was assuming no news was good news. That's terrific to read! [Post edited 23 Nov 2018 14:56]
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| Hoddle's out of hospital on 14:47 - Nov 23 with 1658 views | Mullet |
| Hoddle's out of hospital on 14:45 - Nov 23 by homer_123 |
On the assumption he's not in a coffin? |
Sounded like it was close, and it's been weeks so you'd assume fairly serious. | |
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| Hoddle's out of hospital on 15:04 - Nov 23 with 1609 views | Keno |
Saved by s BT Cameraman who could do CPR
well dome that man, and yes certainly a challenge to most of the rest of us |  |
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| Hoddle's out of hospital on 15:12 - Nov 23 with 1589 views | BlueBadger |
| Hoddle's out of hospital on 15:04 - Nov 23 by Keno |
Saved by s BT Cameraman who could do CPR
well dome that man, and yes certainly a challenge to most of the rest of us |
And whist you're at it, raise some money to buy a few community AED defibrillators. They are literally life-savers. |  |
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| Hoddle's out of hospital on 15:28 - Nov 23 with 1565 views | bluejake78 |
My elderly mother had a triple bypass back in February.She was lucky because she was aware of the symptoms and phoned me and my sister at 8am after she had a rough nights sleep and pains.By 10am we got her to her Dr who immediately referred her to the Hospital to see a cardiac specialist.
A few pills sorted her until she had her op at Papworth.
Hoddle will have a long recovery period.
Against her wishes we got her booked into a (paid) convalescence home where they were brilliant and gave her reassurance and support.
NHS were brilliant as well.
After 50 it's worth having a regular MOT. |  | | |
| Hoddle's out of hospital on 17:35 - Nov 23 with 1514 views | chiddley |
| Hoddle's out of hospital on 15:12 - Nov 23 by BlueBadger |
And whist you're at it, raise some money to buy a few community AED defibrillators. They are literally life-savers. |
Thats what saved him the defib.
Defibrillation within 3—5 min of collapse can produce survival rates as high as 50—70%. This can be achieved through public access defibrillation, when a bystander uses a nearby AED to deliver the first shock. Each minute of delay to defibrillation reduces the probability of survival to hospital discharge by 10%.
They are pushing for CPR to included in the curriculum, they should add defib use also. |  |
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| Hoddle's out of hospital on 17:37 - Nov 23 with 1507 views | BlueBadger |
| Hoddle's out of hospital on 17:35 - Nov 23 by chiddley |
Thats what saved him the defib.
Defibrillation within 3—5 min of collapse can produce survival rates as high as 50—70%. This can be achieved through public access defibrillation, when a bystander uses a nearby AED to deliver the first shock. Each minute of delay to defibrillation reduces the probability of survival to hospital discharge by 10%.
They are pushing for CPR to included in the curriculum, they should add defib use also. |
*but only if the cardiac event is one which is 'shockable'. Your non-sockable rhythms such as asystole and PEA you need adreanaline. In both instances prompt, effective CPR to buy you time for that is paramount. | |
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| Hoddle's out of hospital on 17:57 - Nov 23 with 1494 views | noggin |
It always amazes me that so many people have no idea what to do if a loved one has a cardiac arrest. It takes an an hour to learn and could save a family member's life. Ignorance is no excuse, cpr is simple. |  |
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| Hoddle's out of hospital on 18:00 - Nov 23 with 1489 views | noggin |
| Hoddle's out of hospital on 17:37 - Nov 23 by BlueBadger |
*but only if the cardiac event is one which is 'shockable'. Your non-sockable rhythms such as asystole and PEA you need adreanaline. In both instances prompt, effective CPR to buy you time for that is paramount. |
I know we still use it, but is there any evidence that adrenaline is effective? Yes, you might get a pulse back but it doesn't last, in my experience. | |
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| Hoddle's out of hospital on 18:02 - Nov 23 with 1484 views | noggin |
| Hoddle's out of hospital on 17:35 - Nov 23 by chiddley |
Thats what saved him the defib.
Defibrillation within 3—5 min of collapse can produce survival rates as high as 50—70%. This can be achieved through public access defibrillation, when a bystander uses a nearby AED to deliver the first shock. Each minute of delay to defibrillation reduces the probability of survival to hospital discharge by 10%.
They are pushing for CPR to included in the curriculum, they should add defib use also. |
You don't actually need any training to use a heart starter. Ok, maybe 5 minutes to show how to apply the pads and switch the machine on. | |
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| Hoddle's out of hospital on 18:26 - Nov 23 with 1444 views | BlueBadger |
| Hoddle's out of hospital on 18:02 - Nov 23 by noggin |
You don't actually need any training to use a heart starter. Ok, maybe 5 minutes to show how to apply the pads and switch the machine on. |
Even then, the pads are very clearly labelled and the machine will talk to you to tell you what it wants. | |
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| Hoddle's out of hospital on 18:42 - Nov 23 with 1424 views | chiddley |
| Hoddle's out of hospital on 18:02 - Nov 23 by noggin |
You don't actually need any training to use a heart starter. Ok, maybe 5 minutes to show how to apply the pads and switch the machine on. |
It's actually a heart stopper. Resetting the abnormal rhythm to start again. | |
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| Hoddle's out of hospital on 18:46 - Nov 23 with 1417 views | noggin |
| Hoddle's out of hospital on 18:42 - Nov 23 by chiddley |
It's actually a heart stopper. Resetting the abnormal rhythm to start again. |
The heart has stopped pumping. The machine can sometimes restart it. [Post edited 23 Nov 2018 19:03]
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| Hoddle's out of hospital on 18:58 - Nov 23 with 1391 views | RIPbobby |
Really happy about this.
I still think Hoddle is right up there with one of the best individual displays I have seen at Portman Road. Back in the early 80's after he come back from a cruciate ligament injury he was just brilliant. From the vague memory he scored 1 and set the other 2 up for them. For the youngsters who read this. Back then when you had a cruciate ligament injury it always ended your career. He was one of the first to have new treatment and he came back as good as before. |  | | |
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