Man crashes mountain bike, suspected broken femur, Portage County WI
Medical EmergencyA man crashed his mountain bike at Standing Rocks Dog Park and is suspected to have a broken femur. Emergency responders are on their way to help him on a trail near Bear Lake.
Audio|Source: Portage County Fire and EMS
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County Unit 175 Stockton Rescue, Amherst, E.M.R. Stockton, E.M.R. Responded to Standing Rocks Dog Park, 765 Standing Rocks Road for a 67-year-old male who crashed his mountain bike and believes he broke his femur, time of page 1529. I'm the center from 504.
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5-4-Med1. 54-Med is at point. Copy. Comcenter from 58, medical. 5-8 Med1. Comptan. Comcentor 58 Med1 will be en route, Standing Rocks, Park. Do we know the best access to the patient? He's very deep.
00:54
On the trail, he's just north of Bear Lake. I put comments into the CAD notes. He's coordinates into the CAD notes. He's west of Bear Lake Road or north of the address 7782-7782 Standing Rocks Road. 10 for a week copy. Town center from 57 EMR 1.
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57 EMR1 in-rout staying around. Copies.
01:27
to standing rocks we can get pretty back far on tower road or from the winter ski area my caller the patient is advising you to take tower road to the end south he is pretty much directly east of there on the trail just north of bear lake 104 we copy 57 car 1 from 50 mn1 did you copy we should enter off a tower road
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you can get there and get a patient update. Copy, check for a bird. ComCenter 58 EMR 707.
02:11
in Amherst. Copy that. I have a mid one advised the patient is a 37-year-old male who has crashed his bike. He did not strike his head. There's no pain anywhere other than his leg. He is currently laying mostly on his stomach, does not want to turn over to cause any further damage.
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Location mentioned:
Standing Rocks Rd, Stockton, WI
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