Grant DuBose Stretchered Off Without Jersey and Taken to Hospital After Hit - Doctor Explains

Grant DuBose is in stable condition on his way to the hospital after a hit resulted in injury and a need to be immobilized and taken to the hospital.

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[thMandalorian]

Dude just came back from IR. What a fucking tragedy man, he didnt move for 10 minutes, scary.

[d_stef]

What timing... I'm a first-year Master of Athletic Training student at Penn State and we literally just had our spine boarding practical last week. I also plan on obtaining my EMT cert next semester. Stuff like this reminds you to always keep your skills in check and be prepared for any situation.

I have been watching your videos since around the start of COVID, but after finishing my degree in Kinesiology last year (also Penn State, we are), I have genuinely learned so much from your content and apply it to my studies. Keep up the good work, Doc! Thank you!

[leefromoakville]

Thank you, Doctor. Excellent breakdown.

[drv]

Thank you Dr Sutterer for this excellent look into the hit and injury. It is encouraging to see the high level of medical attention DuBose received, and I believe all NFL teams should do the same. Prayers for Grant and his family.

[JesseDavis]

The defender was really upset, clearly didn’t want to hurt the opposing player.

[DustySticks]

That is the definition of a hospital ball. Can't even blame the defender.

[conorlauren]

Those NFL fields have portable ICUs available to be deployed within seconds.

It’s really amazing.

[SomethingAboutBeautee]

I’m glad someone also decided to explain this and I was going to post my thoughts as well but I wanted to see if any doctors were watching because although I’m a palliative care nurse, I’m not a doctor who can give more diagnostic information. I’ve only just started to watch your video but I still wanted to comment. Thank you for doing this so quickly!

[pjtisch]

As a first-year master's student for athletic training, I your videos! A lot of the injuries you have covered are things we go over in class, but having your explanations over real-life examples has helped me learn a great deal. It makes me feel a lot more prepared for any traumatic injuries I may encounter while on the sidelines. Thank you for all the great explanations!

[NeoJester]

Prayers up for Dubois. Been refreshing YouTube waiting to see doc’s take

[DigitalPixel_AnimalLover]

Thank you, Dr. Suterrer. I always come here to get your layman-understandable explanation. I’m so glad you started this channel!

[zuzuspetals]

Thank you for a detailed explanation. So few outside of emergency trauma medical training understand what is happening so it helps to have someone calmly explain. Sometimes knowing more causes us to speculate more about possible injuries, but care for players on the field and enroute has advanced greatly in the last ten years.

[VTPSTTU]

Thanks for the explanation. I hope he recovers completely.

[metallicasnake]

Thank you for the rundown, Doc. Always appreciated.

[hommie]

I was was waiting for you to explain the no pads or jersey part, it was very concerning to me. Fast as always doc, thanks

[Coreya]

excellent video. very detailed and i learned alot. very scary situation to be in with a head injury but knowing you have the best medical staff there knowing what they need to do in the moment is amazing.

[Ncpinetree]

they need to go back to natural grass... carpet over concrete is to damn dangerous and creates to many knee and head injuries

[ronheath]

Hi Dr Surttere i really love you explaining what we are seeing. I a a retired paramedic. I can tell you that cutting off pads is kind like a power trip but we still need access to the chest ( Remenber Hamlin from the bills ). Now, when I went to school, we did not take the helmets off. We carried a Philip's screwdriver in our madbox to take off a face mask. But we did not take off the helmet that was left in place and they were mobilized with the helmet, but I can guarantee this. That was the report of helmet hitting and then bouncing off the ground in my books automatically bought a spine more than Haller. No matter what the patient said.

[garyt]

It appears he had LOC, right upon impact, based on how both his head lost all protective reactions as the back of the head was hitting the ground, as well as how the ball had been coming out immediately. I pray he fully recovers

[Bobbarker]

Guy almost gets killed on the field and this dude's like hold up let me sell you some socks.