Measure the pulse and pressure. The nurse is excitedly reported that the pulse is below normal – 90 to 60. I look at a woman. She complains of severe abdominal pain. I listen to the heartbeat of the baby-in it is absent. I command: -while on a row and operating! Today I was on duty in the obstetric department. Suddenly, a pregnant woman in the maternity ward was in serious condition. I was summoned to help. The woman complained of abdominal pain. The woman in childbirth has given birth twice. However, by caesarean section. Measure the pulse and pressure. The nurse is excitedly reported that the pulse is below normal – 90 by 60.

I look at a woman. She complains of severe abdominal pain. I listen to the heartbeat of the baby – it is absent. The woman listens to tachycardia. She is quite weak. I command:- Immediately on the rollerker and in the operating room! I quickly recruit a surgeon and anesthesiologist, send them to the operating room. The nurse performs pre -tests. The medical staff is preparing for surgery. Surgeon approaches and asks quietly:- There is a hope for a child’s rescue? – We save the woman in childbirth! The child is not heard. Washed hands and treat them with a special solution. I wear a sanitary suit. All started! The placenta was peeling off. In the abdominal cavity about half a liter of dark blood. The baby is pale, stationary. The assistant helps me in everything.

Suddenly he asks the painful question:- Maybe it can still be pumped out? I am silent. The answer stuck somewhere in the throat. You do not want to talk about the worst. All attention is drawn to a woman. We make thorough cleaning of the uterus. All! We sew the aorta, then the incision. The infant is handed over to the nurse. She wizes over him. And suddenly, unexpectedly, the silence stir up a child’s cry. The headmaster comes to the office with a happy smile: “I’m a happy doctor,” he says. “We have succeeded.” We were able to return the life of the child and save his mother. The situation was far extraordinary. But we coped. The operation was successful. Everything was the most difficult. I sighed lightly. It was the fourth night. I went to the horde at least a little rest …