Confused patient after spinal cord stimulator surgery

Heard on: Worcester County MD AGH ER (Hospital)

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We're coming to you, priority.

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Sleeping today, woke up about an hour ago and was extremely confused.

00:08

Oriented to person and event, is unable to give any other information.

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Is answering some questions and is responding appropriately when asked.

00:21

Stroke is also negative.

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Blood glucose is 130 .

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All vitals are stable.

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You should see him in about 10 min .

00:26

Patient has a surgery and outpatient center.

00:35

Where?

00:38

May I please confirm where the patient had the surgery and what type of surgery did the patient have?

00:52

Patient had a spinal cord stimulator placed yesterday at Outpatient Surgery Center in Salisbury and Salisbury and Baltimore.

2026-10-08 01:48 UTC

Medical Emergency

Healthway Dr, Berlin, MD 21811

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As discussed during the dispatch call, eMS provides a priority medical transport for a patient who woke up extremely confused. The patient is oriented to person and event, answering some questions appropriately, with stable vital signs and a recent spinal cord stimulator procedure at an outpatient surgery center in the Salisbury area.