Nihon Essay Essay Lifesaving Center Conference Note / Yuichi Hamabe Shueisha Library

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Japanese Essay Essay / Essay by Dr. Yuichi Hamabe, Shueisha Bunko / Lifesaving Center Conference Note : The real life of critical care medicine facing life depicted by active doctor Yuichi Hamabe! A 26-year-old woman who jumped from the 12th floor of an apartment building in front of her mother and was transported in a state of cardio-respiratory arrest. A man in his 50 s who was carried out in a state of death from a garbage house where there was no place to step. A 82-year-old woman who suffered serious burns from a candle in a Buddhist altar. A critical care center who is worried about how much medical intervention should be given to the rapidly increasing number of patients who are being accommodated and aging. The active doctor depicts the front lines of critical care medicine diversifying, such as the request of disaster relief medical team (DMAT) and the urgent response to the novel coronavirus. The latest issue of the popular series with over 1.2 million copies in total! Profile of author : Yuichi Hamabe Born in Hyogo-ken in 1957. Graduated from the University of Tokyo, Faculty of Medicine. Worked at the Department of Surgery of the National Mito Hospital after the The University of Tokyo Hospital Emergency Department. Joined by the Disaster Relief Medical Team (DMAT) and went to the Tokyo Metropolitan Bokutoh Hospital at the same time as the critical care center opened in 1985. He is currently the director of the critical care center. In 1999, he received the 47th Nihon Essayist Club Award in 』 with a letter from 『 Lifesaving 『 』 『 』 『 』 『 』