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Broken ribs are common from CPR. They even mention it during CPR training (and they told us to keep going anyway). I don't remember anything about liver lacera

by Brybry 4y ago

Broken ribs are common from CPR. They even mention it during CPR training (and they told us to keep going anyway). I don't remember anything about liver lacerations but a quick google does say it happens: looks like the sternum can slice your liver during compressions[1] (warning: graphic). No idea on head injuries or a broken neck from "grappling" though. [1] https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S245224731630111X https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S245224731...

FireBeyond 4y ago
Paramedic: if you're getting CPR, you're dead already. Doesn't get worse. It's not so much broken ribs (though those are possible), but separation from the sternum. Not pleasant, but not particularly problematic (people walk out of the hospital at times within 3-4 days of cardiac arrest as subsequent ROSC (return of spontaneous circulation) after CPR/defib. And if you survive to ROSC, you're getting a stay in ICU as it is, where things like internal lacerations, aspiration can be treated.
tmtvl 4y ago
Does grappling include throws? Because people have been killed practising Judo by messing up their falls.
- TomSwirly 4y ago
  Hello! I studied Judo for years. > Gage claims that Tipping wound up with three broken ribs, a lacerated liver, head injuries, and a broken neck. "His heart eventually stopped working because of his injuries" and "he was paralyzed….He had subdural hematomas at three places on the left side and three places on the right side. There is no way that grappling would have caused those injuries the way the LAPD portrayed it." This is not a failed breakfall. Any questions?
  - tmtvl 4y ago
    I shall defer to your expertise, it does quite look like malicious intent cost the unfortunate officer his life. Hopefully his next of kin can receive the closure they deserve.
    - lewdev 4y ago
      Also trained in judo for many years. But I'm pretty sure you won't injure multiple areas in one "grappling" incident and if you break a rib, you would normally sit out the rest of the day. When you're training injury does happen but not in more than one area of your body unless you were literally being beaten to a pulp. So yes, I'm 100% sure it was a malicious intent if they're claiming that he died during "bicycle training" which oddly included grappling.
      - BrandoElFollito 4y ago
        Same here, but kung fu. Despite protections and whatnot shit happens. Usually in one place, or in an unfortunate combination of two. Being driven over, pushed through a window, crashed by a piano and drowning is not usual in one session. Looks like this is more or less what this guy had happening to him.

by Brybry 4y ago

FireBeyond 4y ago

Paramedic: if you're getting CPR, you're dead already. Doesn't get worse. It's not so much broken ribs (though those are possible), but separation from the sternum. Not pleasant, but not particularly problematic (people walk out of the hospital at times within 3-4 days of cardiac arrest as subsequent ROSC (return of spontaneous circulation) after CPR/defib. And if you survive to ROSC, you're getting a stay in ICU as it is, where things like internal lacerations, aspiration can be treated.

tmtvl 4y ago

Does grappling include throws? Because people have been killed practising Judo by messing up their falls.

TomSwirly 4y ago
Hello! I studied Judo for years. > Gage claims that Tipping wound up with three broken ribs, a lacerated liver, head injuries, and a broken neck. "His heart eventually stopped working because of his injuries" and "he was paralyzed….He had subdural hematomas at three places on the left side and three places on the right side. There is no way that grappling would have caused those injuries the way the LAPD portrayed it." This is not a failed breakfall. Any questions?
- tmtvl 4y ago
  I shall defer to your expertise, it does quite look like malicious intent cost the unfortunate officer his life. Hopefully his next of kin can receive the closure they deserve.
  - lewdev 4y ago
    Also trained in judo for many years. But I'm pretty sure you won't injure multiple areas in one "grappling" incident and if you break a rib, you would normally sit out the rest of the day. When you're training injury does happen but not in more than one area of your body unless you were literally being beaten to a pulp. So yes, I'm 100% sure it was a malicious intent if they're claiming that he died during "bicycle training" which oddly included grappling.
    - BrandoElFollito 4y ago
      Same here, but kung fu. Despite protections and whatnot shit happens. Usually in one place, or in an unfortunate combination of two. Being driven over, pushed through a window, crashed by a piano and drowning is not usual in one session. Looks like this is more or less what this guy had happening to him.