Man ejected in high-speed crash near Seton Hospital, Round Rock TX
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TrafficAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency medical personnel responded to a high-speed vehicle crash near Seton Hospital in Round Rock. A man, who was ejected through the windshield and thrown about 20 yards, was reported to be in altered condition. Crews were providing medical care and preparing for hospital transport, with a possible second victim incoming.
Audio|Heard on: Travis TX Hospital Group Calls
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Transcript:
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Seton Williamson, this is Wilco Medic Twelve with trauma.
00:05
This is Williamson, go ahead.
00:09
Seton Wilco, this is a trauma alert.
00:11
I've got approximately 40-year-old male (name withheld) involved in a high-speed accident.
00:16
He was ejected through the front windshield and launched about 20 yards.
00:21
Currently altered inside under his ears.
00:27
We have them on a C collar right now, and we're still obtaining vital signs.
00:32
And obtaining IV access.
00:34
I'll update you with those.
00:36
Our ETA is going to be about six minutes.
00:41
Can you confirm vitals?
00:45
Yeah, working on obtaining vitals.
00:46
They just need early pre-alert for this trauma.
00:50
And also be advised there's a second victim of this wreck that might be coming your way as well.
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Location mentioned:
Seton Pkwy, Round Rock, TX 78665
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