71-year-old man airlifted for new acute brain bleed after head injury 

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UVUVMECOM, AirCare 5, Midnight, Carter. 13 minutes from rooftop, trauma transfer for (name withheld) Memorial to you guys. Checking the status of the pad, inbound traffic and wait for a third tier. AirCare 5, it's going to be east pad, east helipad for your arrival. No current inbound traffic note at this time. Free to land at your pound's discretion. Stand by on this frequency for a third year. This is UVAED. You can give report. That's AirCare 5. We're probably about 11 minutes from rooftop, probably about 14, 15. minutes from the Trauma Day, where you're a 71-year-old male. Interesting case, the gentleman, he's 71 years old. He fell actually on June the 9th and gave itself a pretty large subdural hematoma at that time, was flown by us actually to you guys. Got discharged from medically managing of his subdural. Over the last couple of weeks, he's been sort of stumbling and having some issues with balance, and then today he was trying to climb up some steps that got to the top step in Trip Tower. forward. He did not fall into step, but struck his head on the baseboard. I was no loss of consciousness but was confused after the impact. He was taken to (name withheld) Memorial where they found that he has a new sub, a new acute subdural hematoma that is on top of the old subdural hematola. It's in bilateral on both sides. He's also got a small 8 millimeter left to right shift. At this time, he is awakening oriented to name. in place. He is a GCS of 14. Vital signs are as follows, heart rate signing, sinus rhythm, blood pressure is 158 over 72, respiratory is 17, and he's 93% on room air. He's only complaining of a mild headache at this time. He does have a significant bleeding into the scolera of his left eye, and he's got about a golf ball size hematola over his left eye. neurological deficits at this time, they did do a CT of his neck, which was negative, just so you know. Not everything else to tell you, no medications at the time. We do not believe he's on blood thinners as far as we can tell. We'll give you anything else in the bedside. Thank you. See what you got here.

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