Christian Eriksen Collapses at Euros - Doctor Explains Medical Emergency

Christian Eriksen collapsed suddenly on the field during the Euros in Denmark's group stage game against Finland. Eriksen received CPR on the field and was resuscitated and is now awake and stable at the hospital. In this video we'll review what is a true medical emergency in the sports world and talk about some of the basics of these emergency situations in an athlete.
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[@BrianSuttererMD]

Follow up video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hGOplot_btZgg80

[@meli4535]

mommy

[@Steve-Riverwood]

The medics gave Eriksen a chok from a defibrillater, that startet his heart rythm back up...

[@deekircher21]

So hot. Marry me please.

[@matthewmcauliffe2696]

I actually have a medical question to ask you to be honest I had about a 23 foot fall, landed on my arms and the upper portion of my body I had to have a cranioplasty and used a leg brace for 6 to 8 weeks, had metal implants in my leg and forehead and a slight fracture in my right arm, 45 staples and many stitches later im on the road to recovery and I've rested alot watched tons of your videos and been taking it easy, I recently had a 4 hour drive to visit family and I woke up with horrendous rib pain I have a feeling its just bruising or maybe a crack ribbed but would there be any reason why I wouldn't feel it before and I woke up in agony today

[@dragonslayer4840]

Bro you need to do Conor mcGregor

[@axxessmundi]

Bless the teammates who surrounded Eriksen and walked with him. That's a team.

[@Pe6ek]

Blessings don't do anything, except fixing your own egoistic needs.

[@brazykraz]

Why did they surrounded him tho

[@e3zzz]

Us danes where shocked! But we are all thankfull for the finish support. I cant believe a shock our danish team got. Thank u for the nice comment!❤️🇩🇰

[@nikylebisnath1810]

@@brazykraz to prevent the BBC showing those distressing scenes.

[@ladystonefox]

@@brazykraz to give him privacy

[@brianbks02]

I honestly thought we all watched Christian go, so I'm so happy that he's alive, the healthcare professionals are incredible.

[@haroldinho9930]

Same.

[@fahatmaghandi5056]

the same healthcare professionals gave him the vaccine to collapse on in the first place.

[@milangamerz315]

@@fahatmaghandi5056 What made you think vaccine caused the problem

[@illyia7051]

@@milangamerz315 Can you even spell the word research?

[@ronswanson76]

May 31st he got the AstraZeneca shot

[@WCW1996FullAndPartialTVShowEps]

Man of the Match: The entire medical team 👏

[@BingeworthyContent]

🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@TheLuscious]

They acted quickly and decisively bc the clock starts running when his heart stops. Their excellent training easily revived him

[@GlockRevolver]

@@TheLuscious 4 mintues

[@adamskone6087]

They was not man of the man...they were humanity

[@s0ikk3li37]

My twinbrother does that for his work (paramedic) as we were watching this game (Finns). Both were shouting for the defibrillator to the pitch as he collapsed. Kjaer is a Captain for his CPR. And the Professionals who saved his life. There´s so much lack of knowledge how to restart a heartbeat. It allways needs a electric-shock from a def. The manual pumping is just to keep the blood flowing and keeping the neurological damage as minimum as possible.

[@irisharcade3062]

It was extremely heart warming to see the team walking with him. That’s a team I’d want

[@Jelle_FR1908]

@͡o‿O͡ 𝓙𝓪𝓬𝓴 Sorry I forgot to laugh 😐

[@svenred6eard757]

It was extremely moving to see the team surround him with linked arms. What an amazing team.

[@cr-it5lh]

well he is an national treasure...best player in Denmark.

[@TTSCLIPZ]

@@cr-it5lh it’s not about that you fool he is there team mate and Idk if you have played with a team it’s like a brotherhood how good he is have nothing to do with it... you’re definitely a child

[@eliaskjrbo8142]

@@TTSCLIPZ he is also the nicest guy of all time

[@TripleJay454]

They were trying to block the player because it’s something that should be solved privately

[@RyanLewis70]

It was to block the cameras from seeing him

[@TheInfamousXT]

huge shoutout to Kjær who ordered the Danish team to surround Eriksen to give him some privacy. He also made sure to clear Eriksen’s airways and started CPR before the medical staff arrived at the scene. Kjær and Schmeichel also comforted Eriksen’s partner.

[@stellastenkova1082]

Countries should be governed and ruled like these two team mates! Heroes! The few minutes after cardiac arrest are crucial and they knew how to help and to allow privacy. Also, comforting his wife was very touching moment! Amazing men! True heroes!

[@RserBot2]

Kjaer was already making his move to hit on Christian Erisken's wife on LIVE TV. Sneaky guy..... Look at his hands rubbing her all over

[@Alexander-kc8oq]

@@RserBot2 It´s called comforting. I know you are trolling but you´re being an ass.

[@praclarushtaonas7232]

It was Delaney who called the other players to build a wall. Kjaer indeed made sure that Eriksen wouldn't swallow his tongue but he didn't perform CPR on him. kzbin.info/www/bejne/mHbOo4SwfqlrpcU

[@Rikuzki]

In such cases it's normal etiquette to act like they did. Nothing out of the ordinary.

[@Radon11]

thats what doctore mike says "CHEST COMPRESSIONS CHEST COMPRESSIONS CHEST COMPRESSIONS"

[@SuperSugarCream]

yes!! so simple but SO important

[@blacklady3403]

My dad died due to cardiac arrest 2 years ago. Get well soon Christian. 🙏

[@andreaohara3402]

Mine too 😥🙏🏼

[@T3chnoJunk13]

🙏😔

[@icebreaker9006]

God can heal your life, turn to Jesus Christ and repent of your sin, 2 years ago God healed my depression and anxiety, and i feel joy like a river, you can too. John 14:6, Matthew 7:13-14, Matthew 7:21-26, 1st Corinthians 6:9-10, Luke 13:5, Hebrews 5:9, John 8:12, John 1:1, John 11:26.

[@andreaohara3402]

@@icebreaker9006 that was nice. ❤️

[@icebreaker9006]

@@andreaohara3402 God bless you

[@benpattavina]

Thought we lost him, good to know he’s stable🧡

[@oscariemand21]

Yeah scary af

[@cayden.m3720]

I’m from Ireland and a Liverpool fan but football went out of the equation I was crying my eyes out glad to know he’s good

[@reece3657]

I’m a Liverpool fan I’m glad he’s alive, nearly broke my heart

[@mikehancock4669]

Same

[@sluloscht4740]

True I had tears in my eyes seeing this

[@soul0360]

As a Danish football fan, who loves our no.10. I am extremely grateful. Not only to everyone helping Eriksen, both on the pitch and afterwards. But also to the Finnish team and fans. The players quickly called for the medics, as I saw it. And both they and their fans showed extreme grace, respect and empathy during this whole ordeal. Not sure if there was any thought behind it, but seeing the Finnish flag being used to keep praying eyes and cameras away, as he was carried out. Made me happy. It was a great symbol for the respect I saw on display from the Finnish today. Seeing something like this, gives me some comfort, that there is hope for humanity yet. Congrats to Finland with the 1-0 win.

[@slowpudda]

Everyone here in Finland talks about that Eriksen comes 1st now and our first major tournament win ever 2nd. Human live is much more valuable than a football match 🇫🇮❤️🇩🇰

[@willmelikyan5689]

I think they’re doing a rematch

[@halabala1989]

@@willmelikyan5689 They resumed the match from the 40th minute or so after Eriksen spoke to his teammates on FaceTime from the hospital and requested they finish the match. Finland went on to win 1-0, but obviously everyone is just happy Christian made it. I'm from Finland and watching this live on TV was surreal. I was just telling my mates what a great player he is and then next moment he was fighting for his life. I'm just so happy for Christian Eriksen, his loved ones and all of us wishing for him to make it. What we witnessed today was yet more examples of what we, Team Humans, can achieve when we're all on the same side. ✌🏼 Also, amazing job Simon Kjaer and the paramedics!! 🙌🏼

[@theofficialcael]

@@Roscoe.P.Coldchain Tf is wrong with you? Where's your empathy? Eriksen collapsed and mighty be dead, if it was not for the players, who called the medical team as quickly as possible. You should care for his life by now, even when he's stable, and not criticise him. Shame on you.

[@olubukolaadeleke3214]

I used to live in Finland until I moved to Canada both Canada and Finland have nice people. And where I lived in Finland had lovely people and a beautiful city. Fyi I was not born in Finland.

[@AdrianaSFR1]

This made me remember when I was 9 and I was watching football (soccer) with my dad and this player from Benfica called Miklos Feher collapsed and he DIED. Was traumatising to see as a kid

[@soopra2ur]

As a hypochondriac, this event really got me going. Glad to see he's ok

[@two-tone6524]

Oh nice I own a few lizards myself

[@DeAnOjR]

I was in the pub watching and it went completely silent, everybody praying he is okay. That is football, no matter what we are a family in football no matter the team you support.

[@JPPSrules]

Go England!

[@johnwilmer2047]

Indeed, it is after all the beautiful game!

[@wrestling1013]

In the stadium both teams started chanting for Ericsson. Football was in the backseat at that moment it was all about his health

[@holeindanssock156]

Regardless of skin colour too. Soccer shows we are all brothers in a society that has alot of divide lately....

[@ticklegolems6793]

he got the covid v 12 days ago

[@demosaanynamous9634]

Huge respect to the absolute legend Simon Kjaer the captain who instantly gave him CPR and made sure he didn’t swallow his tongue, he also got the referee to get medics and comforted Christian’s partner. Get well Christian.

[@davejm15]

You CAN'T swallow your tongue!!

[@marilena6101]

@@davejm15 the tongue can get twisted and block the airway

[@Lmclean89]

@@davejm15 yes you can.. When you are out there is a chance it blocks oxygen

[@nillas2620]

He did not give CPR, he cleared Christians airways. CPR are chest compressions.

[@davejm15]

www.healthline.com/health/swallowing-tongue#:~:text=This%20well%2Dmeaning%20action%20is,that%20holds%20it%20in%20place.

[@Harry-mb6bi]

Massive respect to Anthony Taylor for stopping the game and calling for medics so quickly amazing job 👏

[@kevvo7263]

Our Heroes, the medical staff and his teammates were so quick to react. Just life savers, all my love goes to Eriksen and his family🙏

[@znarkz]

Seriously, im Swedish but Danes and Finns are some of the most true, friendly, nicest and empathic people to walk on this earth. When things get real, those are the kind of people you want around you! My best Wishes to Eriksen

[@slowpudda]

We Finns may sometimes act like dick heads but when the things get real we always think about others. Here in Finland almost everyone say: Eriksen 1st our victory comes 2nd

[@PurpleCastles]

That is amazing! That's so wonderful to see all the nordic countries cooperate so well and be so caring for each other! ❤ 🇩🇰🇫🇮🇸🇪🇸🇯🇮🇸

[@wholesomepatrick]

@@slowpudda oh man, i can only say how much i love the sense of the tolerance there

[@wholesomepatrick]

@@PurpleCastles the most beautiful thing that ever existed in this world

[@slowpudda]

@@PurpleCastles we nordics always stick together in the end 💪🏻💪🏻

[@eemuman605]

Medical staff were the MVP's of the game, or actually they could already be crowned as the MVP's of this whole tournament. They had a plan that they had trained hard and now that the unfortunate event actually happened they executed perfectly and 100% saved a persons life. I was so worried and felt tight chested myself when it happened live. Had to go outside for a while just to catch my breath. Thankfully the medical personnel were up to the task!

[@dn1535]

I felt exactly the same

[@thristangamer2576]

I felt the sams way. I couldn't keep my eyes on the TV. the images were so horrible. What a terrible scene I said. I was literally praying on my knees for him to recover, thankfully he's fine now

[@obinnaonah5672]

Its so sad that if this was in africa, there's a 70% chance that the player won't survive. Our system is sad

[@ryantuttle7551]

yeah...you dont give medical staff the mvp...they just doing their job. calm yur tits

[@therealjdog6029]

@@ryantuttle7551 stfu I’d like to see u save a players life in-front of thousands of people🤦‍♂️

[@pubgm_ronaldo]

What A Team Eriksen Has Got 💪🏻 That’s A Team Spirit. Recover Fast Eriksen

[@jingles123456789ify]

I'm glad this one of the few times a soccer player collapsing isn't a death.

[@jackwood8738]

He was dead for 5 mins but then got recusutated

[@rasmusengstrom8983]

@@jackwood8738 Despite a cardiac arrest you're not dead until your brain activity stops, and a heart that completely stops (no electrical activity whatsoever) can never be restarted - It's very misleading that in some countries a very slow pulse and extremely low blood pressure is called being dead. Eriksen was never "dead"

[@jell7907]

Football*

[@orangesnowman7137]

It’s called football because this is the Euros

[@raulgutierrez4923]

I got so worried when they started performing cpr

[@michaelblue7852]

Yeah i couldn't watch from that point on.

[@jpf7942]

As soon as I seen the defibrillator I knew he was in serious danger. His poor wife as well in the crowd came down on the pitch being consoled by Eriksen's teammates. I wish they just cut to studio. Terrible situation

[@janbo8331]

@@jpf7942 I kind of disagree. It's scary, sure. Also a great lesson what to do if someone's heart stops. Calling an ambulance won't save anyone in that condition, only swift and decisive action can do that. Most people don't know how to do CPR and that's a very bad thing. I'm sure many people who saw that now realize it can happen to anyone anywhere, and will learn the basics.

[@neima8]

@@michaelblue7852 same I turned off my tv and just cry. Didn’t turn the tv back on until I saw online that he was alert and stable.

[@aniv8600]

@@jpf7942 I disagree I wanted to see the rest I wanted to see if he will be ok

[@Gioz123]

This was one of the scariest moments I’ve seen on TV ever, I had to stop watching when I saw they were giving chest compressions. I think I speak for the footballing world when I say we’re all glad that he was awake being taken off. Now we keep praying for the best that there are no more compromises to his health! Prayers for you Christian! 🙏🏽

[@TheKonga88]

Yeah, that really knocked 9/11 into a cocked hat and all those wars over the decades with bombs blowing thousands of people to pieces..I mean how much terror can one stand seeing a man laying on the ground!😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@TheKonga88]

@@human7491 GET A GRIP DUMMY FFS!

[@TmWastr]

Same

[@tempestrl3742]

@@TheKonga88 why are u like this

[@FrostyyMcToasty]

@@TheKonga88 ew gtfo troll

[@keremali9593]

I feel like his team is more than a team, a family. Bless them

[@jessicamoutchia2099]

Brotherhood at its finest ❤

[@xUNBORN1]

Thank you for running through this with us and glad to hear he is stable.

[@BrianSuttererMD]

Fyi, there's no CPR or AED use footage in this video as that is unnecessary to see. It was reported before making this video that Eriksen was awake and stabilized in the hospital. Life saving efforts by the medical team and truly thankful he appears to be ok.

[@Krubbfjaes]

Good to know

[@Itsjokerlul]

🙏🏼

[@r3x754]

Erikson?

[@zabilikennyho3978]

fortunately.. but the start of CPR was too delayed

[@richardkent9275]

Look I'm asking does that seem very strange and fhe players shielding him and the fact the players came back out and started fhe game football had been taken over by politics to

[@reinderrider45]

So so happy he pulled through. The football world went silent and prayed together

[@CooManTunes]

Praying is for religious wackjobs, who only want to boost their own low self-esteem. Smart people simply hoped that the doctors would help Eriksen, before it was too late. Prayers... :'D

[@sofussigvardt2962]

@@CooManTunes you’re joking right?

[@CooManTunes]

@@sofussigvardt2962 About what???

[@sofussigvardt2962]

@@CooManTunes that entire statement you just said?

[@CooManTunes]

@@sofussigvardt2962 Why do people pray, other than to make themselves feel better??? I spoke the truth, so why would I be joking? Are you joking???

[@SwitzerlandYT]

Honestly, SO happy he's alive (and well ofc)

[@be2Gee]

I just want to say, I really appreciate what you and all the people who are in any way spending time and effort helping others. This obviously falls at a lot of people, but gladly so, don't forget that there are millions out there really appreciating what you guys are doing. What on earth could we have done without you... Think about that for a moment...

[@aaronhalminen1838]

Probably millions of Finns, including me, were watching the game. This is the first time Finland managed to get to the EURO tournament and Finland vs. Denmark was the first game. Then this happened and it was horrible to watch as minutes passed without any signs of life. Get well soon Christian!

[@fearghalbrady8027]

Your team played a very professional part in that game, blocking the cameras and all that. I hope you guys qualify alongside Denmark in the tournament!

[@aaronhalminen1838]

@@fearghalbrady8027 Yeah thanks. We even won the game but honestly, I don't even care right now. Still quite shocked.

[@sanbruno3606]

FREE THINKING PROSPERITY BONANZA

[@clothilde1623]

Congratulations on your win. Your team and fans were a credit to you all. I felt bad for Denmark given everything that happened but everyone agreed to play on and your side played well.

[@brandenbolt5573]

Finland acted hugely responsible. Blocking the cameras for he's privacy. I hope finland do well in the competition. Much respect.

[@axcracks5556]

these moments in life bring everyone together.. ah small world, we are all just humans. good to hear he feels better now

[@theatty]

@be good why are you using something as sad as this to post your awful music? Have some respect for man and his family and stop posting this link to each comment.

[@elliottomancassidy998]

Thank God for Simon Kjær for checking his airways, starting CPR and helping Eriksens wife

[@jannisbrinkmann6127]

Love that it's really objective! There are a lot of "doctors" on KZbin jumping on the sensation train and just talking bullshit. You were talking about what is right and what is wrong, what is concerning and what is not. Thank you for that!

[@stephenperry3663]

Easily the scariest and most daunting things I’ve ever seen in sport. As soon as I saw the CPR I immediately thought the worst but so relieved to hear he’s stable, he has everyone’s support 🇩🇰❤️

[@luca8686]

Man I was so shocked when I saw them doing CPR

[@wholesomepatrick]

@@luca8686 same here, really thought that we would lose him but thank goodness he's just fine by now

[@amanojaku9157]

@@luca8686 I immediately realized it was a sudden cardiac arrest when I saw his eyes. The same fixed gaze that I saw in Marc-Vivien Foe (died), Miklos Feher (died), and Fabrice Muamba (survived). Our sport unfortunately has a dark history of televised SCAs. But the calm composure of the players told me that they brought him back to life quickly.

[@sanbruno3606]

FREE THINKING PROSPERITY BONANZA

[@edsonrodriguez95]

They changed the guidelines to C-A-B since studies have shown that bystanders tend to negate chest compressions to prioritize airway when compressions alone have shown a decrease in mortality

[@sanbruno3606]

FREE THINKING PROSPERITY BONANZA

[@dr.bartholini9012]

👍

[@adamgrabowski938]

All depends, different countries have different guildelines. In my country, Poland, whenever patient isn't breathing, one should immediately start chest compression because there were far too many situations where an unexperienced person delayed compression of the chest because they were unsure if they could feel pulse.

[@ATGG]

Another algorithm is called M.A.R.C.H. Massive Bleeding Control Airway Management Respiratory Management Circulation Management Head Management Although it’s used more in the Military, it’s still incredibly helpful.

[@rxw5520]

For lay rescuers chest compressions should virtually always be prioritized over mouth to mouth in presumed cardiac arrest. There are mountains of research showing it’s the better way. And stop trying to pull peoples tongues out of their mouths, it’s a complete waste of time. People do not swallow their tongues when they arrest. Matter of fact pulling the jaw down and sticking your hand in the mouth can obstruct any breathing effort they may still have in some situations. These are not just my recommendations, they’re from the American heart association which studies tens of thousands of rescue attempts and their outcomes, as well as the European resuscitation council and virtually every major medical text on airway management published in the past century.

[@zulimatristancho5551]

Thank you, doctor, for the very thorough and detailed information on the process of these scary events.

[@MILLCITYTONY]

As a Cardiac Arrest survivor I wish you the quickest of recovery. This past 14th marked the 6th month since my cardiac arrest. You WILL endure this. Much love and Godspeed. May God protect us all

[@rimi7433]

Glad your ok boss, im 15 and a footballer my self scared of this happeing, how can this happen to a fit guy?

[@MILLCITYTONY]

@@rimi7433 @Ri Thanks...SCA could happen to anyone, any age...Regardless of their physical condition... I was an endurance runner...You take good care of yourself and may God protect you and your family...

[@GregWhitfield26]

Scariest thing ive ever seen in sports of my 14 years of living, just seeing his eyes wide open and lifeless was terrible so happy hes good now

[@cayden.m3720]

Same man

[@HoleintheMeadow]

You have the right perspective, my man. Player health and wellness is always paramount. The entertainment they provide us is always second to their health.

[@belindastergaard5012]

how the freak, you see hes eyes.... was the camera in hes face, or what.... fucking no respect

[@anonymousjeffry1864]

I've seen a guy drop dead during our basketball training. Fit and healthy, but apparently one of his main artery ruptured. It was so random and death took him "for no reason".

[@Ganon_sucks]

torres was even worse. he would've died because his tongue was in his throat. luckily someone took it out

[@noonevincecarterfan]

This was very scary. As a fellow Dane, he is one of our main stars and to see him go down like that was a shock. We are currently very much a devided nation, but this will hopefully bring a lot of us closer together again. Thanks doc for the breakdown!

[@stickydisgust]

I will always think of Eriksen fondly. He was an important part in the best and most exciting Tottenham team in my 27 years a fan!

[@sophierebekah]

@@stickydisgust agreed. We never replaced him so let's hope he continues to show us what we're missing 🙏💙

[@oestergaard141]

@Mati _Mistrz Denmark isn't very divided, especially in this area.... I have a feeling this dude above isn't even Danish.

[@mkaykaykayy]

get well soon big chap! why is Denmark divided, Mark?

[@noonevincecarterfan]

@Mati _Mistrz Partially due to C-19 related politics and a lot of conflict created from egoically driven "painbodies", which is now bobbling up to the surface in the mindst of various other intense national difficulties that's been hiding underneath the hood for years.

[@marcuszaja6589]

Thank you for these informations. I saw the incident live. It was shocking and I prayed for Christian. Stay strong and get well! We can only thank the players and the medical personnel for reacting quickly and professionally. I know how important it is when you need the right people at the right time at the right place! So thanks to all medical personnel anywhere. You're awesome!

[@SwimmingDogThe]

You forgot to mention that the death dart may be the cause of sudden cardiac arrest in professional athletes.

[@jd-yo2is]

Literally any time any young person has a health issue you geniuses go there lmao

[@araversace5447]

The way some audience start to either look down or look away, damn must feel like horror for them

[@MyProfileisAnonymoose]

I watched the whole thing live. Terrifying.

[@-Leo07-]

@@MyProfileisAnonymoose same

[@2masterofpuppets2]

Eerily similar to the death of Owen Heart

[@bobblenidenisovich2216]

@@MyProfileisAnonymoose yeah on itv

[@aniv8600]

@@MyProfileisAnonymoose if by live u mean on TV ur not special

[@BIRMZE]

Glad to see Christian is stable, I wish him a speedy recovery

[@towerli3787]

Wow I'm glad this video blew up for ya! Well deserved after so many consistent uploads and breakdowns

[@ill-nois2282]

My respects to the players on the pitch, the fans, and the medical staff who handled this in a swift and professional manner. Wishing Eriksen a speedy recovery

[@archstan33]

Bless the medical staff that acted so swiftly - Their professionalism saved Christian's life 🙏🏾👏🏿👏🏿

[@mason.11]

@No Pill 4 me 1) He never had the vaccine. 2) As of now there are 226 confirmed cases per the CDC, not “thousands” 3) Viral cardiomyopathy is a far more serious medical condition. Benefits outweigh the risks, just like how we risk choking to death every time we eat. Please take your conspiracy theories somewhere else. You literally made your KZbin account 3 hours ago just so you could write that comment…

[@russell2890]

@No Pill 4 me must be an american

[@sophhhhh1930]

Probably the most nerve wracking thing I’ve ever witnessed, I was on the verge of tears when I watched it

[@onahgodwin4878]

Same here.

[@jessH090]

I went when I saw his poor wife come on the pitch 😢

[@Cupcakeskitchen]

Great video. And good information. Thanks.

[@custardpanda6209]

This is an insanely informative channel, thanks for sharing.

[@jaycfc3909]

Seeing the teammates surrounding him was beautiful. Hope Eriksen is doing well.💙🙏🏾

[@wendyshannon921]

He is fine now

[@dermediterrano9480]

This scares me. The fact that a professional Athlete, who gets his health tested regularly, has to have a healthy lifestyle and even at his young age this can still happen? As someone who’s family has a history of heart diseases and plays football/soccer regularly, i‘m honestly scared a little that one day this could happen to me or anyone

[@regrett_2511]

Same here! I play soccer and have similar family history.

[@maze95]

Well it can Happen anytime because of that you have to enjoy every second of your life :))

[@lmn6440]

could be the vaccine

[@kritischerHase]

Being a professional soccer player is NOT a healthy lifestyle

[@regrett_2511]

@@maze95 you’re very much right :)

[@efrainquevedo6148]

I love how Doc Sutterer is on TOP of these injuries, almost as soon as they happen. The Doc likes his sports and videos are spot on! 💯

[@aNNa-qh6ho]

The respect shown by his team mates and the crowds is amazing, the media not so much. Thank you for not showing him receiving CPR. 💚

[@theyellowbird_9769]

It would be a good idea for children at schools to learn how to do cpr or i dont know maybe small details that could save a human life instead of giving a 3/20 in a maths test.

[@devasion]

Someone is not doing good in maths

[@teemup9247]

In Finland we learn cpr in school.

[@whitwortht]

They do.

[@neilasoum3471]

(not at my school)I feel like I learn more about CPR in movies than irl

[@theyellowbird_9769]

At least your schools teach mine ive never seen someone come to my school and teach us about the danger and things to do in case of emergency........ Im from an Island btw.

[@janschky304]

eriksen is doing better. he's in hospital he's alive

[@mothanna.]

@be good kus ummak

[@wholesomepatrick]

Yep you're right

[@ThePaulz80]

Thanks for info, doc !

[@elioanis1365]

This video is the best one I’ve seen content are clear thank you

[@jahuliian1159]

Such a classy lad, so glad he’s stable. Loved him at Spurs!

[@Stratahoovius]

COYS

[@erikrusso9808]

This was the scariest thing I've seen in football, when they brought up the covers I thought it was the end for him. So thankful to all the medical professionals at the arena and the quick actions of the referree and players of both teams

[@ChivasBarcelonaMex]

I got flashbacks to Mark Vivien Foe

[@jacquesgodard]

Wow doc, been subbed since like 20k where you didn’t even report on injuries that happened to athletes you just talked about random injuries pretty crazy to see you grow and blow up so much!!!

[@skorzeny7377]

this channel is so very accurate and informative. Keep up the great content doc!

[@kossaqui]

This was a amazing moment showing how important the CPR is, a big praise to the teams that bought him back to life. The fact that was televised just proves how important it is to educate all the people to learn CPR.

[@marcel151]

They DEFINITELY didn‘t had the CPR in mind while showing the pictures.

[@TheKonga88]

Si because it was televised is proof?😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@jlee8155]

@@TheKonga88 ebu mshow😂😂😂

[@DaedalusYoung]

@@TheKonga88 No, because it was televised it shoved it in people's faces. Everybody already knows that CPR saves life. There are defibs in a lot of public places. Everybody knows it, but the problem is, nobody wants to think about it. It's a scary thought. People don't want to be in a situation where they'd need to perform CPR, because that's a terrifying situation. It's easier to stick your head in the sand and believe you will never need to know CPR ever in your life. And for most people, that's probably true, so they feel justified in thinking that. But now, it's been televised, and it's been seen by a lot of people. I don't even watch football and I have seen it. It's a massive wake-up call. People have been forced to think about it and many have now taken steps to go on a CPR course.

[@TheKonga88]

@@DaedalusYoung LMMFAO 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂YOU NEED STOP WITH YOUR DELUSIONS! IN A FEW DAYS, NOBODY WILL GIVE HIM A SECOND THOUGHT ..😂😂😂

[@johnwilmer2047]

Made me cry to see thia during this football match. A lot of heroes in that pitch today!

[@TheKonga88]

Heroes ? Those who saved him did so because it is their job and they are paid..The rest just stood their like dummies crying ! Your stupidity is astounding..LMMFAO

[@liamkennard5548]

@@TheKonga88 think you might be the stupid one here

[@johnwilmer2047]

@@TheKonga88 The quick action of those in the field, including players and medical staff helped save his life; that by itself is heroic. Specializing on a field that saves lives is being a hero when that education is put into place. Moreover, crying is a signal of empathy which is clearly something you lack. Perhaps your YT nickname is indicative of a personality disorder, cluster b? I trust comorbidity of psychotic and borderline personality? Take your meds.

[@hurricanestarang]

@@TheKonga88 do you even have level 1 first aid? And you're on the internet calling people idiots? 😂😂

[@TheKonga88]

@@hurricanestarang Read my comment again tardy ! Your stupidity is astounding..LMMFAO 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@dongil123]

Thank you, you made that far more clearly than most would imagine, god bless 👍

[@strongboy7289]

Well explained. So glad Christian is ok and that both teams showed so much concern for him and each other. The world game is also a family of fans.

[@artanxheza5124]

This has happened with football players before, and most of them have been caused by cardiac arrhythmia. Two well-known examples are Marc-Vivien Foé and Miklós Fehér. Both of them died on the pitch. R.I.P. Portuguese fans might recognise Fehér.

[@commiekiller]

Definitely genetics and not medical experimental vaccines

[@karliehatcher]

So thankful he is awake and stabilized. Great job from his medical team and his teammates. Years ago, when I was 19... in the morning on the bus to work I was across from an older big man who ended up having a heart attack right across from me. I remember the bus driver calling to him because they were talking and he just stopped. When I looked up his eyes were budging and rolling up into the back of his head, I went over and he had no pulse and I heard his last breath escape as his tongue jutted out of his mouth. It was a horrific scene. We could not bring him back, paramedics came and could not save him and told us his heart pretty much exploded there was nothing anyone could have done. He was quite an obese man, who had ran to the bus before sitting down right away instead of letting his pulse come down while walking around... I went to his eulogy at the school he worked for, just a year from retirement. His family thanked me for being there since he lived alone and if that happened at home it would be longer to find him. And before that happened on that day I had the audacity to think I was the one having a bad day. RIP Dennis. Scariest thing I ever experienced that still stays with me a decade later as I turn 29 this year... People are shook just to have seen a bit of it on camera, it's so much more intense being there in the thick of it... and his teammates and medical staff handled it very well. I am glad this young man survived this and his life was saved.

[@emiljonsson4630]

Damn.

[@emiljonsson4630]

@@pmatzo1286 yeah but it reminded it of that so let her tell her story

[@mohammedsuhan4015]

May his soul rest in peace

[@houstonmadejja6246]

@@pmatzo1286 you are a miserable human being huh

[@thein-famouselguapo15]

@@pmatzo1286 does the p stand for prick? You don't like what she's saying don't read it.

[@killakam0621]

I was literally screaming at the TV “Start CPR!!!” You could just tell he didn’t have a pulse and wasn’t effectively breathing. I honestly didn’t think they would get him back 🥺

[@PinguinhoYT]

Thank you for that very precise and professional assesment and explanation!

[@charlottekjr4318]

Thank you for this video. As a Dane i am very proud of our national team, but today i know many others are also. I really want to send the most loving greetings to the Finland supporters, who were calling Christians name again and again while the match was suspended... THANK YOU FINLAND!!!! - All the best to Christian and his family...

[@Fritha71]

Hello from Finland. Yes, that was heartwarming, we are very proud of our supporters here as well. I truly hope they won't get too rowdy while celebrating the victory there in Copenhagen... Was actually hoping that Denmark would score a goal and the match would have ended 1-1, but I am proud of our players for getting that win, sorry ☺️ I really hope you can beat Belgium and Russia in your next two matches and win for Christian! I'll be rooting for you guys as well now. Very happy and grateful that Christian survived, that was obviously the greatest victory by far tonight 🙌

[@Keketin]

​@@Fritha71 Respect to you. Good luck with the rest of your games. All the best to Christian, his family, the heroes that were on that field, and all of the good people out there like you

[@mikehancock4669]

I am so happy everyone is giving support

[@raine4524]

Thank you for explaining this

[@Rennyyl]

Super informative and well thought out 💪🏾 I gotta subscribe

[@V0KAN]

Thank you for providing a professional perspective for those of us not in the medical field to gain assurance and understanding. Appreciate the gesture and knowledge, Doc.

[@TheTEN24]

Crazy scary scene doc thanks for the coverage I’ve never seen this before honestly

[@LettyK]

Thank you, your explanation was very informative.

[@samtheharvester6188]

Thank you for this.

[@catz8449]

The scariest things for me were that first of all, his eyes were open when he collapsed so you could see the emptiness in his eyes, secondly seeing the cpr started just before the broadcasters cut away (they cut away in Denmark), and thirdly, before we were told that he was awake and stable we were told that the ambulance wasn’t rushing and wasn’t using its sirens which can mean two things, either he’s dead already or he’s alive, but since there was no info at the time I at least assumed that it was because he was dead

[@rinrinruru1740]

I agree. And the danish commentators made it sound like they had covered him with white blankets which also normally means bad news. But it wasnt like that. They just held them up for privacy from the media. I am so happy he is stable now.

[@nathanmerritt1581]

In other countries, they didn't cut way. So the whole thing unfold. It was bloody terrible.

[@acceptance_7]

I just heard that Eriksen collapsed... I'm extremely grateful he is stabilized 😭 this was scary to take in

[@RexBarca]

Incredible video, thank you.

[@johncoll4456]

Precise explanation in five minutes. Excellent job Dr. Sutterer.

[@Senad023]

I am so happy he is alive, I cried like a kid today.

[@renzomujica7718]

That was so scary, so glad he is stable.

[@jacquelinem8028]

The team surrounding him to protect his dignity was heartwarming. That's what you call a team.

[@paperchaser4176]

This is one of the most fascinating channels on KZbin!!

[@grunningervlog]

Damn that's a quite quick response Doc.

[@craigbannister7798]

Hot Topics = More Views = More Follows = More money. This man is a disgrace

[@twisterrrrr]

@@craigbannister7798 yeah, i'd have waited a bit. He really jumped on this lol

[@JPPSrules]

He’s the real MVP

[@yploc3628]

@@craigbannister7798 so u want nobody to report on it? Lol

[@craigbannister7798]

@@yploc3628 You know those people that jump on eBay with signed items when a person dies... This is the equivalent. Don't be so Naive.

[@mehmetakif5842]

Wish him the best. I also have experienced nearly such a situation, this is scary and can also happen to the best sportsman.

[@gerardocortez8833]

Thank you gone this video I needed answers to understand what happened here. When I saw this live I knew you will make a video thank you

[@turnerweinmeister9645]

Thank you for this explanation ❤️

[@mohamedshahazad4280]

Seeing eriksen motionless with his eyes opened reminded me of marc vivian foe.

[@chriskindler10]

it was just an absolute nightmare to watch. the moment he received CPR I honestly feared the worst

[@alexmclaren6426]

In studying sport science at university love your videos, you provide very clear and interesting information keep it up.

[@charity6372]

Thank you so much for this expert perspective. Thank goodness he's stable. 🙌😳

[@xDawhite]

Im so glad hes stabilized. The paramedics and everyone involved really saved his life. Hope all the best for him and his family. Can you do a quick check on Mateu Morey ( a football player from Borussia Dortmund) injury. Its about a month old but looked very devistating he had like 2 surgerys 1 on his inmner ligament + knee capsule and another one on his ACL

[@illyia7051]

Fuc k you about being so glad he's better. Does anyone ask why these days? Why did this happen? The most likely possibility comes from the fact that he may have taken this vaccine.

[@xDawhite]

@@illyia7051 oooooke hahaha no this happens is not that rare in football as you think. It happened in the past

[@satyamojha2598]

Thank god he is safe may god bless him with good health prayers from india 🇮🇳🙏🏻

[@saxglend9439]

Jupiter or Zeus?

[@samortiz3443]

Awesome explanation doc!

[@yosephbudiono742]

Big thanks doctor for the info and explanation.

[@bombergaming4030]

Holy shit what a fast upload, thanks for giving us this insight!

[@gorannikoloski612]

One human today already played the final match, at age of just 29. And he won and we already saw the champion. I wish him fast recovery and long life. Best wishes from Macedonia.

[@gorannikoloski612]

:D

[@colindowell6427]

Thanks Dr Brian.