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Now 14Health

Man Chokes While Eating in Netanya, Hospitalized in Serious Condition

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Hebrew · 7 newsrooms covering

A man in his 70s choked on food while eating in Netanya, leading to him becoming unconscious and without vital signs. Paramedics performed CPR, removed the obstruction, and revived him before transporting him to Laniado Hospital in serious condition.

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  • Man choked on food while eating in Netanya.
  • He was found unconscious, without pulse or breathing.
  • Paramedics performed CPR and removed food from airway.
  • The man's pulse returned after resuscitation efforts.
  • He was transported to Laniado Hospital in serious condition.

A man in his 70s choked while eating in Netanya and was evacuated to Laniado Hospital in serious condition. The emergency services received the report at 12:26 PM. Paramedics arriving at the scene found the man unconscious, without a pulse, and not breathing. During resuscitation efforts, a piece of food was removed from his airway, after which his pulse returned. Senior paramedic Maor Branch described the scene, stating, "We received a report of a man choking during a meal. When we arrived, we saw the man lying unconscious, without a pulse and without breathing. We immediately began life-saving resuscitation efforts, and during the compressions, we removed a piece of food. After the resuscitation, his pulse returned. We brought him into the intensive care unit and evacuated him to the hospital in serious condition."

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