some of that pressure her being wedged in there. it makes her feel better. looking directly at human face talking to her. alleviates some of that fear. she has been in the wall for almost three hours. what are the concerns about her health at this point? you know, one. main concerns is i think partment syndrome. when you re body so long like that, blood can pool in different parts of your body. that can create issues with basically a type after blood poisoning. your blood pools and not pumping around the bodpy and can be a big danger. that is one of the major worries. they will try to alleviate that situation. there are medications they can administer to keep that from happening. i see wood being brought in now, lieutenant. what is that for? i m not positive on exact piece of wood. they will bring wood in
can be a clue that an aneurysm has ruptured in the brain. if you take a look at these pictures and start looking at those blood vessels in red at the very bottom of the brain, focus in on that area there, that s a blood blister at the bottom of the brain, the problem, as you might guess, is that the. it can spray blood throughout the brain. that s called a subarachnoid hemorrhage, joe, exactly what you were talking about. what s interesting, they haven t been able to figure out exactly where that aneurysm is. they ve done a few tests, they ll probably have to do a few more and try to fix it so that aneurysm doesn t happen again. blood pooling in the brain. how do you relieve that pressure? it s interesting. a lot of times if blood pools in one area, you can go in there and remove that blood, but this type of thing, the way that was spraying through the brain, it s more like a sponge absorbing water. you can t go in there and remove that water. you have to let it heal over time. to
sort of symptoms might michaels have had? the thing that really struck me, joe, about hearing about bret michaels, he described this sort of feeling of a baseball bat in the back of his head. and we refer to that, joe, as a thunderclap headache. the reason that s so significant is because a lot of times, it can be a clue that an aneurysm has ruptured in the brain. if you take a look at these pictures and start looking at those blood vessels in red at the very bottom of the brain, focus in on that area there, that s a blood blister at the bottom of the brain, the problem, as you might guess, is that the. it can spray blood throughout the brain. that s called a subarachnoid hemorrhage, joe, exactly what you were talking about. what s interesting, they haven t been able to figure out exactly where that aneurysm is. they ve done a few tests, they ll probably have to do a few more and try to fix it so that aneurysm doesn t happen again. blood pooling in the brain. how do you relieve tha