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ER Kind of Young for Chest Pain

Malucci treats a 27 year old with Marfan’s Syndrom. Complications arise and Malucci, Chen and Carter struggle to keep the man alive while Weaver is out of the ER.

From Season 8, The Longer You Stay.

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Duration : 0:8:37


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12 Responses to “ER Kind of Young for Chest Pain”

  1. I miss Dave. =(
    I miss Dave. =(

  2. Is Marfan’s …
    Is Marfan’s syndrome actually a real heart condition.

  3. Most of us are …
    Most of us are lucky enough not to have to face this sort of situation.

    Do you have another hosptial you could go to instead? Doesn’t sound like a place I’d want to go back to.

  4. Am I the only …
    Am I the only person that notices that all the frantic behavior when you bring someone into ER can make them WORSE?

    I have been in ER in Jackson, MS a few times for severe chest pain. They were slow to respond with meds, rude and frantic which made me feel worse and increases the chance of me having a heart attack; then when I siad I have Meneiere’s Syndrom, no one knew what it was and would not look it upuntil I BEGGED. They found it. I had them call my ENT who confirmed.

  5. Carter points that …
    Carter points that out and Weaver replies with something like “well we’ll never know that, will we?”. That’s just the way Weaver is. I’m sure her thinking was “Great! Malucci screwed up – this is the perfect way to get rid of him!”. I don’t condone her thinking, but that’s her character.

  6. How do we know for …
    How do we know for sure their client would be alive if they didn’t give him Thrombolytic(dissolve clots). Acute MI with unconscious is a bad sign anyway. I don’t think this patient could have survived cuz he was brought in the ER too late, but the nurse who presumed the client had cocaine based upon signs and symptoms was wrong. The other two doctors were wrong too (not the male doc).

  7. mainatrakkshun03 on November 19th, 2008 at 5:57 pm

    Weaver yelled @ …
    Weaver yelled @ Malucci for killing the man but it was really her fault. if she woulda had her pager, maybe the man will still be alive and Malucci would still be working

  8. im 13 and i hav …
    im 13 and i hav chest pain im not kidding :(

  9. I didn’t realize …
    I didn’t realize that. I hope your comments on this vid clip also help educate people about Marfans. Thanks for posting!

  10. And the sad thing …
    And the sad thing is it does happen out there
    but it also means we marfs hope that if we have to go into hospital that the doctors check us over, know what they are doing and also that we have a card with our details on so they dont up or if all falls we have someone with us who knows about our marfans

    its great to see films, shows etc are showing marfans as its not well known

  11. It was Weaver’s …
    It was Weaver’s fault!

  12. Luv ER !
    Luv ER !

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