Miraculously Surviving a Death-Defying 33-Story Plummet | Chicago Med | MD TV

Coming back to this clip and realising that the mother is the same mother from the missing girl storyline, Kelly Bisset, the one where they discovered that their patient had been abducted as a child.

"There's no activity in the heart, so I can't shock it back." THANK YOU! Finally, a medical show that doesn't defib a flatline patient! I think I'll recommend Dr. Mike watch this episode. It's a pet peeve of his too. Though I doubt he'll ever notice my comment.

When doctors enter gangster mode.

I can't imagine the hundreds of thousands of dollars spent trying to save this person's life. This show explains the wildly exorbitant cost of medical care expended to save the life of the most dangerous and detrimental species on the planet.

"all the kings men" ALL THR KINGS HORSES ALL THR KINGS MEN, COULDNT PUT ME TOGETHER AGAIN

Omg

This is why you need a rock-solid DNR on file. Personally, I refuse to be condemned to a life of torment just because it might be possible to keep me "alive"... using "alive" very loosely.

i love chicago med

hey! that lady is the same one who's the mother to Kelly In a more recent season! Her daughter is kidnapped and her husband falls off a building, this poor woman

The open chest CPR was stupid.

the internal CPR is crazy, does that really work for a heart in Asystole? I thought once the heart stops like that it's game over.

From the medical side, this is cringeworthy. I know what they mean by groin line, but who the heck calls it that, on top of literally every other word that doctor says. It's comical.

I Actually thought that he was going to Die. Did he Survive ?

My dad is the chief of vascular surgery at UAB he gone

33 stories at roughly 15 feet per story is 495 feet...

bad 😔 sorry 😐 help 😭 lm 😔

...this professionalism is definitely just for TV..I've lived in hospitals more than home.. it's far from how it's portrayed!

Good lord internal cpr looks horrifying

This one case is based on a real event! The guy in the case did survive and made a full recovery, he’s able to walk, talk and do everything he used to! The only reason he survived was because he held onto the scaffolding during the fall, cushioning the blow and he now also now promotes work safety and walks for charity. Though in his case, his partner was killed when he hit a brick wall and it was a 47 story fall

Tell me why the doctor looks like lucifer from the show LUCIFER JASON

I'm not sure that I'd WANT to live with the kind of damage that my would suffer from that kind of a fall!!!

bro when i saw him pumping the heart raw (kinda he was wearing gloves) i could not believe my eyes, i was about to throw up.

Yeah...... i should have skipped foward a bit- i got chills when i saw connor cut the dude open..

Why are you repeating your videos?
This is the second video in your Chicago Med playlist.

How cruel can you get

When i saw the blood from the surgery, man. My whole chest hurt😅

i was eating im like i cant be watching this😂🤣

Does anyone else keep mind yelling to cut off his dang clothing?!

When I first started having syncope and anaphylaxis, I was taken to hospital many times. And never got to leave with clothes still attached to itself. LoL. And I didn't have clear, full body trauma.

"Lungs are clear" but there's a complete left-sided hemopneumothorax on the x ray lol

did anyone else notice that the dad was about to start gagging when connor started compressing his actual heart? 😂

This was an ACCIDENT right? Not a SUICIDE?😢

Damn that dude silver surfed into survival

I didn't quite get it as to why and how he fell 33 stories.

I'm the first like

It is really is great Rhodes saved him.

WHY NO THYROID GUARDS

It's kinda sad Connor wanted to save that guy and be finally the hero but failed

What happened after this?

Sometimes miracles can happen

Wow