Man transferred for scrotal abscess and gangrene treatment

Heard on: Marquette County Public Safety Dispatch

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UP Health System Marquette from unit 01:11 .

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Unit 111, we're en route with an expected ALS transfer from UP Health System Bell ER.

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37-year-old male, 37, initials (number withheld).

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Transfer diagnosis of scrotal abscess, gangrene.

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Started transfer vitals as follows: heart rate of 94, 94, SpO2 sat 96%, 96 room air, respirations 16, 16, BP 119 over 69, 119 over 69.

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Pain is at a zero, GCS is at 15.

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1 5 1 5 .

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Current vital signs: heart rate is 94, 94.

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SpO2 saturations 94 as well.

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Still room air.

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Respirs are 18, 18.

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AP is 111 over 66, 111 over 66.

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Pain is still zero.

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GCS still 15, 15.

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For access, we have a 20 gauge IV in the right AC.

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Currently has fluids running at 100 mL per hour.

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No precautions and we have an ETA of 3 min .

2026-09-13 17:24 UTC

Medical Emergency

Lakeshore Dr, Ishpeming, MI 49849

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As discussed during the dispatch call, an ALS medical team is transporting a 37-year-old man from one hospital emergency department to another for treatment of a scrotal abscess and gangrene. The patient is reported to be stable with normal vital signs and no special precautions needed during the transfer.