They knew that and allowed him to keep playing? No doctor should have allowed him to play.

Didnt reggie lewis have the exact same symptoms?

@@velocitygaming7037 yes. and hank gathers.

HCM shows little to no signs and does not result in a heart murmur or arrhythmia, which is what a doctor is checking for when they listen to your heart at your annual physical. The only way to have known that he had HCM prior to his death would be for him to have had an echocardiogram and full work up by a cardiologist, which is not something you do routinely, only if you suspect there is underlying heart disease (such as, a murmur or arrhythmia). Unfortunately people do drop dead from HCM, because again there are little to no clinical signs prior.

How was he dead before he got diagnosed with hypertrophic cardiomyopathy

Collin Culbertson they are professionals dumbass. Everyone is all a sudden an expert when something happens. You’re probably some broke ass who couldn’t hack it in medical school

Paramedic/firefighter here.. What Collin said is correct.. They should’ve realized immediately that the player did not have a pulse. I don’t know if this player survived but if he didn’t, it’s mostly likely because the personnel failed to perform CPR right away.

They dont do cpr they dont think some 1 will suddenly die on court they are there for injuries like not so serious injuries they r not there for some 1 just dying on court

Collin Culbertson - they didn’t do CPR because he had a pulse at the time and was breathing you idiots duh

Miracles they took way to long. Should’ve checked for a pulse at least and if they had one they’d still get medical personnel, but if he didn’t they better hope they call EMTS in and move their asses quick. Sadly that was not the case and highly unprofessional to me. He didn’t make it and died, I blame the doctors thinking for this death.

Just stfu

I’ll get you banned from KZfaq

1995 GetJiggyWitIt I’ll get you banned from KZfaq for trying to anger him even more.

@@VictorFernandezBigdestroyer lol shut up karen

Gucheline Castin I’ll get you banned from KZfaq for calling me Karen when my name is not Karen.

Trumell McCrimmon they do that so they keep cool and to stay calm 😐

took some 6 secs before they even blew the whistle.

Hyper_Nut 69 bull shit, I’ve seen most medical staff literally sprint for a medical emergency🤦🏾‍♀️ those few seconds could mean someone’s life

Trevyy Nicole on a basketball court you never assume its a life threatening cause it’s always an injury most of the time its not like they knew he was dying

I'm not sure what's worse:George Floyds death or this one

I hate when they do that...like yea I'm getting paid by the hour...

They have to do it like that to prevent injuring themselves and damaging it

Also most paramedics are Salary not hourly

@@patrickperry8951 his point is they are first responders with no sense of urgency. Would it kill them to show a little hustle?

they didn't know he was dying

Okay I looked into that a bit more. Apparently they needed 4mins to start working on him, that's ridiculous. i remember a situation in hospital where there was a potential risk patient that went into asystole (due to harmless reasons though, as was diagnosed later) and we were working on that guy immediately but the rescucitation team needed 2mins to arrive there The cardiologist ripped these guys a new asshole. (and that's a hospital and not a courtyard)

@@maxe2820 all of those so called “medics” there should have been fired

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Ako

I hate when this happens to athletes😭

Thank you

Yes

Willie G well you can’t cpr someone who still breathing, he still have heartbeat he move his legs, so yeah cpr is not allowed this time.. cpr is to force your heart to beat again...

they didn't know he was dying

@@pixeled9683 he Died right??

@@pixeled9683not an excuse they should see that he has no pulse and administer CPR like they did Demar Hamlin

RIP

Platform

Charge would be Gross negligence not murder but you are still kind of correct they should have been charged

Charged because of what ?

@@peeterl.2016 For Gross negligence or in other words failing to do their job which led to Zeke Upshaw dying

@@bentaylor6995 Please go and read the definition of a murder and then come back. His death was caused by a heart attack. They did poor job, but they are not the reason why he died.

@@peeterl.2016 Gross negligence is not murder they did not directly cause his death but they failed in their duties that likely could of prevented it

CPR is done if you’re not breathing, not if you can’t find a pulse. Only thing that’ll help if you don’t have a pulse is a defibrillator.

@@PvtGermanWagz ur wrong, when ur heart isnt pumping, ur also not breathing as well. Cpr will help buy u time until a paramedic comes. If ur heart isnt pumping, ur body isnt getting oxygen. By doing cpr, ur manually pumping the heart, the longer u pump the heart the better the chance of survival. I watch a lot of rescue 911 when i was younger, i know what im talking about. Besides u cant defibrillate someone if the paramedics isnt there, cpr is use to buy time to keep the person a live as possible until paramedics arrives. Not everyone is going to have a defibrillator handy waiting to use, and depending on where u live it could take minutes before a paramedic arrive, thats y cpr is so crucial.

@@PvtGermanWagz i’m a medical professional and please do not spread false information. that is 100% false

@@44kdog He is wrong but not entirely. It is nowadays not recommended to look for a pulse to attest a cardiac arrest if you are not trained to do so. If you are not medicaly trained, you should check if the patient is uncounscious by asking simple orders such as opening his eyes and check if he is in fact breathing. If he's uncouscious and not breathing, you call for help and start CPR immediately to limit the no-flow. Defribrillator on the other end, won't work if you have an asystolic cardiac rythm only if the patient is in V-fib or ventricular tachycardy. You probably know that but i wrote it if some people were interested in the procedure. At least it is what we do in France

@@LastCryOfWorld true true. i was kinda in a bad mood when i wrote that comment so i may have over exaggerated a bit

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It was pissing me off that lady was slow walking to get a towel (where are her medical supplies?). Why is there only 1-2 people and not more rushing to help him?

I agree...very poor performance, no sense of urgency at all, I didn't see a paramedics team at all, only 3 idiots that seemed to not know what they were doing, starting with that lady that was slow jogging to get the towel, she looked like an slow motion commercial....terrible, terrible, they should been hold accountable for this somehow.

The lady that you’re both talking about is my wife, and she was the athletic trainer for the other team. His own athletic trainer didn’t even run out there. Athletic Trainers are responsible for orthopedic treatment and other injuries, so for her to even run out there to try and assist, was highly commendable of her. Only team doctors are authorized to make calls in situations like this, and she was assisting them. Again, she went above and beyond. Nobody in this comment section knows the full story of what happened there or after he was taken out, so I’d take it easy. I know the story of course.

@@Established__0529 Yo wife thick asf

Good, there’s no excuse for the lack of urgency here.

I can see why his family filed a lawsuit on the team, the staff literally let him die on the court and took their sweet time to help him

Not white so they don’t care

Wym old age? He wasn’t even 30

Funniest fucking thing I've heard all day😂😂😂

@@reesedub9 he was saying they took a long time to bring out the stretcher

@@Joel-uv8ph I still can’t make that connection but I can’t wait to understand it because it may sound funny

@@reesedub9 he saying they took so long to come out that he got old in age

Your calling him a legend but you literally didn't know him before this

@@justwiz4879 ok bud

@@jarrettpeters6225 ok bud

they did and they got a settlement

It doesn't take any kind of medical expert to see that the very basic rules of first aid are being completely ignored here. And I think you meant the expression "the experts on here never cease to amaze me" if you were going for sarcasm.

Even if the trainers didn't know protocol, there were obvious warning signs. Lack of arm tone, not responding to stimulus, head in an unnatural position. That person is clearly unresponsive and unconscious, indicating that breathing and pulse should be checked. Egregious negligence overall.

G league not the nba

They did and won

Judging by appearances these folks are too young to have been adults during the Gathers thing if they were even alive at all. And they don't need to have some historical moment to know that when there's a medical emergency YOU GO AS FAST AS YOU CAN SAFELY