[comprehensive] Taixing a man was heavy pressure to the foot safety shoes steel plate "biting" big toe

City Public Security Fire Fighting Team Mission Center Chen Ling recaptured: At 9:00 am on September 4, a worker at a site in Taixing was careless when handling the equipment, and was weighed to the right foot by a heavy object. The big toe was protected inside the protective footwear. The steel plate was "bite" and the worker immediately sent him to the Taixing People's Hospital for treatment. However, due to the lack of corresponding rescue equipment in hospitals, the rescue failed, and desperation, only to the fire department for help.

After the fire fighters arrived, they saw the 40-year-old wounded lying in the bed of the emergency department and kept crying. He wore a pair of anti-smashing labor safety shoes on the right foot. The front end of the shoes was covered with a special elastic steel material that resisted impact. , From the top of the toe to the bottom of the toe, the main function is to prevent falling objects hurt the foot.

The doctor told the fire brigade that the toes had been trapped on the toes for a while and the pain was unbearable. If the steel plate is not removed as quickly as possible, the toes may become necrotic.

After research, the on-site commander set a rescue plan: First cut off the shoe fabric part and the sole with insulated cutters, during which time the injured yelled. In order to shorten the rescue time, firefighters decided to directly use electric cutting machine to separate the soles and steel plates. The high temperatures generated during cutting can burn people. Therefore, fire officers and soldiers can only cut while cutting water.

After the steel plate is completely exposed, continue to use an electric cutter to cut the outlets on both sides of the steel plate, clamp the steel plate with a needle-nose pliers, and carefully expand the steel plate outward. After more than ten minutes of emergency relief, the steel plate was finally removed and the medical staff immediately wounded the injured. Fortunately, the injured and workers were lucky enough to wear protective shoes. Otherwise, the weights were directly on the feet, and the toes were afraid that they could not hold it.