14 percent of patients arriving in A&E fit into a specific category: young men facing various injuries and emergencies.
Synopsis
14 percent of patients arriving in A&E fit into a specific category: young men facing various injuries and emergencies.
Synopsis
At King's College Hospital in London, a critical care team responds to emergencies in a bustling trauma center. In one 24-hour period, they treat a range of patients, including a 26-year-old man named Nicholas Baldon, who suffers a severe facial injury from a random attack. Medical professionals work under pressure, making quick decisions to save lives. The film captures the emotional challenges faced by families and staff, revealing the dedication required in high-stakes situations.
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Why Watch
- See how families cope with trauma at King's College Hospital.
- Meet Nicholas Baldon, a young man injured in a random attack.
- Find out what happens in a major trauma center in one day.
Did You Know
- 14% of patients arriving in A&E are young men.
- Nicholas Baldon, 26, suffered a facial injury from a single punch.
- King's College Hospital is one of the busiest A&E departments in the world.
- The documentary covers events in just one 24-hour period.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the age of Nicholas Baldon?
Nicholas Baldon is 26 years old.
What injury did Nicholas Baldon sustain?
Nicholas Baldon sustained a fractured and dislocated jaw after being punched in the face.
What percentage of patients arriving in A&E are young men?
14% of the patients who arrive in A&E fit into the category of young men.
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