know. we take care of accidents all the time and it s just depressing when it s intentional. have you ever seen anything like this? you know, the injuries are not worldly, but, no, i can t say i have seen this volume of patients come with this quickly with this type of injuries. it appears that these devices may have been ied-like or crude in nature but you say the injury is not otherworldly. what do you mean? well, a traumatic amputation, it s a gruesome injury, but it s something that we do see from time to time in the scoring of daily life, even outside of this type of event. but it s tough on you, i know you are trained for it, but did you think much about really what was happening or does it kick in automatically? this is work. when it happens we just go to work. you talked about injuries on a broad scale but you have 8 in
more than 113 people have been injured in these blasts, several people sustained critical injuries. at least a dozen of the injure ready children. witnesses describing a horrific scene, some of the injured lost limbs, what million professionals call traumatic amputation. there is new information, beth italy, 21 patients, 7 with life threatening injuries, three others reporting having more than 20 patients on scene, boston children s hospital reports 10 patients from the attack today including a 14-year-old with a head injury and a 2-year-old boy also with a head injury sent to surgical icu. it has been reported tonight that two more twices were found near the scene of the initial explosions. two more devices, that is the number reported this evening. as we spoke with pete williams