Medical emergency near Butterfly Lane in Taylor Township, Port Matilda PA
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency services responded to a medical call near Butterfly Lane in Taylor Township for a 79-year-old male with severe lower back pain radiating down his leg. The pain began before a recent fall. The patient has a history of diverticulitis. The situation may involve a serious medical condition requiring advanced support.
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Box 2702 in Taylor Township, near Butterfly Lane.
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Advanced life support emergency for back pain.
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Ambulance 27, medic 24 is due 2018.
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County ambulance 21.
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Ambulance 21.
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Responding.
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Ambulance 271, Taylor Township, near Butterfly Lane, cross street of McNeil Lane.
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A 79-year-old male complaining of severe lower back pain.
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Pain has been going down the back of his leg and patient has a history of diverticulitis as well.
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2019.
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Medic 241.
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Medic 241 responding.
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Medic 24-1 in Taylor Township, near Butterfly Lane off of McNeil Lane.
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79 year old male, severe lower back pain.
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Did have a fall, however the pain was happening prior to the fall.
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Pain is going to be going down the back of his legs.
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You're responding 2019.
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Location mentioned:
Butterfly Ln, Port Matilda, PA 16870
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