Intra-arterial blood transfusion for heart injury

Abstract

Patient L., 18 years old, delivered on 21 / VIII 1957 at 22 hours 50 minutes in a severe shock condition due to puncture wounds of the chest, 40 minutes after being wounded with a knife. The skin is pale, cold clammy sweat, shallow breathing, intermittent. The pulse on the radial artery is barely perceptible. Blood pressure 75/60 ​​mm. In the area of ​​the right scapula, there are two puncture wounds 1XL5 cm in size that do not penetrate the chest cavity, the third wound is located on the left along the nipple line 2 cm below the nipple, 2.5 X 1 cm in size. Dark blood is released from the wound.

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