of injuries where you seen? the most severely injured patients has already been taken out. i was there a half an hour after the accident occurred. patients with moderate injuries and less severe injuries. it was a very sudden deceleration, so a lot of back and neck sprains. i am not a number of fractures, pretty severe pelvic fractures an arm and leg fractures. people with big ashes and lacerations they needed to be repaired. fortunately, the people i saw were conscious and talking to me. shepard: dr. nathan selden, thank you for talking to us this afternoon. i will speak with an officer to get new information about the rescue, the investigation, a survivor said the impact train
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so kind of giving a brief update right now. it hundred 60 overall. i have the general men from operations chief from the city of las vegas fire, fire chief joe calhoun from north las vegas fire and longtime friend of mine deb koopman from henderson fire. every single entity fire wise was there. every single one. can you talk about the nature of the injuries given the types of weapons that were used and what challenges that brought? we had a very wide range of injuries from temple type injuries to sprains and strains and fractures, people trying to get out and get over fences and walls, lacerations from those types of things. we did have those unfortunate high-powered weapon rounds that struck people and cause the damage that high-powered weapons do. can you talk about how that
operations from kessler and fire chief jill calhoun from north las vegas fire and a long time friend of mine from henderson fire. here specifically, every entity fire-wise was there. every one. can you talk about the nature of the imagery and what challenges that brought compared to others. we had a wide range of injuries from trample type to sprains and strains and people trying to get over the fences and walls. laceratio lacerations. we had the high power weapon rounds that struck people. it you talk about how that compares? was it in the moment or a triage unit? it s a matter of getting folks out as fast as we can.