Golden Time has saved the K-League, a life of 20 players

An appropriate response to "Golden Time" saved the lives of twenty-something football players.

Lee Soon-mo, a professional football player, defeated his opponent on 28 at the Daejeon World Cup stage, the Daejeon Citizen and K-League 2 (2nd league). At the corner of the air, he fell from the head, his head broken and unconscious. Lee Seung-mo is a gold medalist at the Asian Games in Jakarta and Palembang.

Kim Hee-gon (33), the referee immediately ended the match and called the medical staff. Then he ran to Lee Seungmo and opened his mouth and secured his prayer. Medical staff performed cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR). Gwangju players removed Lee Seungmo's football boots and stockings and mbadaged his legs to circulate the blood. Lee Seungmo regained consciousness two minutes later and was transferred to the hospital. The brain can hold for 4 minutes without oxygen.

The Gwangju FC said: "It was a loss of memory until the arrival of the emergency room." There is nothing special except cervical microfracture. He will be hospitalized for 2 to 3 weeks and will be discharged, and it will take 2 to 3 months to fully recover. "

The professional football federation informs referees every year about cardiopulmonary resuscitation during winter training. As of May 2011, three medical staff members were placed in the K-League arena and equipped with automatic cardiopulmonary device. I have also produced an emergency manual.

"The Shin Young-rok accident" was an opportunity to strengthen security measures. On May 8, 2011, Jeju striker Shin Young-Rok fell to the ground during the match due to a heart attack. Rehabilitation team leader Kim Jang-yeol Jeju rushed to the ground, performed a cardiopulmonary resuscitation and transferred Shin Young-rok to the hospital in 12 minutes. After 50 days, Shin Young-rok left the hospital in September of the same year.

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