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Entry 2018.11.29 10:36

Lee Seung-mo (20 years old), midfielder from Gwangju FC, suffered a knife-to-death accident. He lost consciousness as he struggled in an aerial battle with his opponent. Fortunately, the referee and the medical staff were able to recover consciousness by intervening quickly.

The accident occurred at the start of the Gwangju FC and Daejeon Citizen K-League 2 2018 semifinal match, which took place at the Daejeon World Cup Stadium. the 28th.

In the second half of the 40th minute, Lee Seung-mo was introduced to the Daejeon attack and suddenly fell to the ground while he was fighting against the opponent. Lee Seung-mo, who hit his head first on the floor, immediately lost consciousness.

As soon as Lee Seung-mo fell, Kim Hee-gon opened Lee Seung-mo's mouth and resumed the artificial respiration. The duty was eager to put pressure on the chest and proceeded to a cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR). Gwangju FC's colleagues also contributed to the blood circulation by mbadaging Lee Seungmo's legs. Through quick action, Lee Seungmo regained consciousness within four minutes and was taken to the hospital for treatment.

Lee was diagnosed with incontinence on the cervical spine. A team leader said: "The consciousness of Lee Seung-mo came back happily and I did a scan to check if there was a cerebral hemorrhage."

After the accident, a voice of praise is expressed among football fans, claiming that "Kim Hee-gon's quick reaction to duty and duty saved Lee Seungmo". It is said that they maintained the TPC within 5 minutes, which corresponds to the time during which the brain can remain without oxygen. In fact, the professional football federation organizes cardiopulmonary resuscitation training as part of the referees' annual training.

Lee Soo-hyuk, a deceased professional baseball player who left the world after the fall of 2000, was the subject of a new accident. Lim Soo-hyuk suffered a hypertrophic cardiomyopathy, blocked by a thickening of the blood vessels in the heart during the match and the blood not circulating properly. However, he did not receive CPR and was taken to a hospital where he was diagnosed with brain death. Lim Soo-hyuk, who fought for life, died in February 2010.