24 Hours in A&E
Season 9 Episode 4 of 8
The A&E documentary series turns its attention to caring and kindness at St George's Hospital in south-west London, highlighting altruistic acts from staff, patients and visitors alike. A 13-year-old cyclist experiencing bouts of unconsciousness is sent for a CT scan, and 84-year-old Ursula, who was born in Germany, arrives in resus having lost a lot of blood during a series of severe nose-bleeds. Plus, 76-year-old Margaret is brought in to St George's after suffering a suspected stroke during a routine appointment at another hospital, and the doctors must quickly administer a clot-busting drug if they are to prevent further damage to her brain
24 Hours in A&E airs on More4 HD at 1:15 AM, Friday 1 November. (Subtitles, audio description.)
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John Douglas
Series Producer
Dominique Foster
Series Producer
Hamo Forsyth
Executive Producer