• 2 months ago
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00:00I'm really sorry.
00:04I understand now why I shouldn't meet you in the mountains.
00:08A life that can be saved, a life that can't be saved, and a life that can't be saved.
00:13How do you decide on that?
00:16A life that can't be saved?
00:18I don't want to think about it.
00:19But you should think about it.
00:23In order to re-examine the future of MMT.
00:30I...
00:38Emory-kun?
00:39Emory-sensei!
00:40Emory-kun!
00:41Are you okay?
00:42Emory-kun!
00:43I'm going to lay you down.
00:44Are you okay?
00:45Please call an ambulance.
00:47I'm okay!
00:49It's the same as always.
00:51I'll be fine soon.
00:54Ah...
00:57It looks like you had a pretty severe constipation.
01:01Your proponin levels are a little high.
01:03And there's a change in your blood circulation.
01:06I knew it.
01:08Let's use an antidepressant.
01:11Let's calm down for a while and examine you.
01:14I can't do that.
01:16Emory-kun!
01:17You know your own body very well, don't you?
01:23But...
01:24I can't take a day off from work.
01:27I understand that you're worried about MMT.
01:31If you're not healthy, you won't be able to save the patient.
01:35Isn't that right?
01:38That's true, but...
01:40What would you do if you were to collapse?
01:48What about Emory-sensei?
01:50Hospitalization?
01:51Was he sick?
01:53He's been suffering from liver failure for a long time.
01:57He suddenly collapsed yesterday.
02:01No way!
02:02It's the first time I've heard of it.
02:04Is Emory-sensei okay?
02:06He says he doesn't need to worry.
02:10Emory-sensei's old benefactor,
02:14Tsuyama General Hospital,
02:16will be his hospital.
02:18There's a lot of bad news around here.
02:23Don't worry about the case in the weekly paper.
02:27MMT is doing something unprecedented.
02:30It's impossible for the people around to understand.
02:35Please take care of Dr. Miyamoto and everyone else.
02:40That's right.
02:42As the director said,
02:44we have to do our best until Emory-sensei is gone.
02:47Let's get back to work.
02:54Let's start the conference.
02:58Excuse me.
02:59Ayukawa-san, are you going home?
03:02Thank you for everything.
03:04I'm glad you got off work earlier than planned.
03:07It's lonely to end the summer in the hospital room.
03:11I don't think so,
03:13but you don't want to work in the third floor, do you?
03:16Huh?
03:17What?
03:18You can't.
03:20You have to stay at home until the summer is over.
03:23I understand.
03:25I can't help but worry.
03:27I've been watching the third floor all the time.
03:31I hope the guests can climb the mountain safely.
03:43Sumie-san was somewhere, wasn't she?
03:45At the Christmas party last year.
03:48Oh, yes.
03:49I don't think we can talk about it.
03:52It's not like that.
03:54It's been a long time since I've seen you.
04:00Are you the one who leaked the weekly magazine?
04:04If you're going to destroy MMT,
04:07it's now.
04:09Destroy?
04:11Don't say that.
04:13I'm sorry.
04:14Oh, my.
04:15In order to deal with the limited budget of the prefecture,
04:18it is necessary to cut costs.
04:25Unnecessary medical production should be cut off.
04:31That's true.
04:32It makes sense.
04:34The prefecture will move sooner or later.
04:38Will you come back, Noriko?
04:42I'll make sure to bring you back.
04:44I'll teach you about the internal affairs from scratch at my hospital.
04:49I'm sorry.
05:07I wonder how far the article about the weekly magazine has been covered.
05:13I don't know.
05:16Are you all right, Noriko?
05:20What?
05:21I think you're tired.
05:26Well, there were a lot of things about my parents.
05:32We're just trying to save the patient.
05:39That's right.
05:41Noriko and the others are not bad.
05:46I'm serious.
05:49I'm grateful to MMT for saving Keigo.
05:54There are many other patients who think so.
06:01I'm serious.
06:04All right, I'll make you something to stimulate your stamina.
06:27Mr. Emori.
06:30You were aware of your own body, but you were climbing.
06:39Would you like to do it with me at MMT?
06:45I'm sorry, but I don't have time.
06:50What do you mean?
06:55Seven years ago...
07:01Seven years ago...
07:04I had to find the person I lost in the mountains.
07:16Now we have to do our best as mountaineers and nurses.
07:28That's right.
07:45I'm sorry.
08:01Mr. Emori.
08:02Did you expect MMT to cause this?
08:08I'm sorry.
08:15Mr. Emori.
08:19I'm sorry.
08:22We'll take care of it.
08:28MMT will take care of it.
08:32Please take care of it.
08:35Yes, sir.
08:37Two years later...
08:42It's been two years since the four of us climbed together.
08:46It's been a long time.
08:53It was pretty big.
08:56Are you okay?
09:03Watch out!
09:08Good morning.
09:10Good morning.
09:14Ayumu.
09:17Are you okay at work?
09:19What?
09:21I'm worried that you might be fired from the hospital.
09:26Stop it, Dad.
09:29That's not true.
09:31It's not true.
09:34I'm trying not to be like that.
09:37You know what?
09:39If you're swayed by the atmosphere around you, you'll get stuck.
09:44You have to be calm all the time.
09:47You don't have to say that. I know that.
09:53But thank you, Dad.
09:57Let's eat.
10:04What?
10:06What is it?
10:08It's an earthquake-caused landslide on a mountain trail in Aobadake.
10:11It's near the Alucard Mountains.
10:18Four climbers are missing.
10:34Two hours have passed since the landslide.
10:42We're near the site of the landslide in Aobadake, Nagano Prefecture.
10:47Four climbers are missing.
10:50A witness reported that four climbers were involved in the landslide.
10:57The rescue team is working hard to find them.
11:00Two hours have passed since the landslide.
11:03Four climbers are missing.
11:07The rescue team is working hard to find them.
11:22I bought this. It's the same as yours.
11:26It's not the same. There was a better one.
11:29Who do you think influenced you?
11:32If I hadn't met you, I wouldn't have been involved in the landslide.
11:37And I wouldn't have been certified as a climber.
11:43Thank you for telling me, Doctor.
11:46I didn't do anything.
11:52This is for you.
11:59It's nice.
12:01It's old, isn't it?
12:04Sorry.
12:06It's shiny.
12:08It's nice.
12:30Eriko, are you okay?
12:33Yes.
12:34The police told me to be careful.
12:37I see. I'm sorry I couldn't help you.
12:41No, I'm fine. I'm working with Kanta.
12:44The doctors have to wait at the hospital.
12:48I can't open the clinic, but thank you.
12:51Okay.
12:54Dr. Miyamoto.
12:56Did you get a call from the rescue team?
12:58The missing people haven't been found yet.
13:00I just got a call from Aikawa.
13:02The police told me to block the climbing route.
13:05We don't know when the victim will be transported.
13:08Let's get ready.
13:13Dr. Emori?
13:15We don't have any luggage from the hospital.
13:18Did you get a call from the hospital?
13:21No. I'll try to get in touch with them.
13:26Okay. I'll try to get in touch with them as soon as I can.
13:31Excuse me.
13:41Hello? Dr. Emori?
13:44I got a call from Dr. Tsuyama.
13:47He left the hospital.
13:49Where is he now?
13:51He's on his way to the site of the landslide in Aobadake.
13:53What?
13:54Wait.
13:56Are you going to climb the mountain with that body?
13:59No problem.
14:00Then I'll let MMT do it.
14:02The missing person hasn't been found yet.
14:04It will take some time for the fire department to call.
14:06But your heart...
14:08I know my body the best.
14:11And I'm used to the first aid at the site of the landslide.
14:15Don't act tough.
14:17What if something happens to Mangachi?
14:21He may have found the first aid kit at the site of the landslide.
14:25What?
14:26Don't worry about it.
14:50Hello?
15:02Yes, this is Matsuzawa.
15:06What?
15:12Come in.
15:17Thank you for waiting.
15:18Sorry for the trouble, Ms. Matsuzawa.
15:20Don't mention it.
15:24Come in.
15:36What can I do for you today?
15:41This is an order for Shina's General Hospital.
15:46We are very concerned about the incident on social media the other day...
15:50...and the announcement of the weekly newspaper.
15:55I intend to work to prevent the resumption of the incident...
15:59...in which a member of the party committed suicide.
16:02I see.
16:03So you're not going to send a doctor to the mountain again?
16:07No.
16:08I just said that I would work to prevent the resumption of the incident.
16:14I'm sorry to hear that.
16:18We received a letter from the Air Force...
16:22...asking us to leave the rescue team in charge...
16:26...so that this kind of incident will never happen again.
16:33The Air Force?
16:35Yes.
16:36In other words, we will never send a doctor to the mountain again.
16:42Ms. Matsuzawa, I understand that you want to send a rescue helicopter...
16:47...but I'm afraid I'll have to ask you to leave.
16:50Wait a minute!
16:53The MMT is a project that was launched...
16:56...while the governor was away.
16:58The governor has appointed you...
17:01...to handle the situation.
17:03No way...
17:06In order to prevent the resumption of the incident...
17:10...we ask you to refrain from activities related to the MMT.
17:35The MMT is a project that was launched...
17:38...while the governor was away.
17:41The governor has appointed you...
17:44...to handle the situation.
17:47No way...
17:49In order to prevent the resumption of the incident...
17:53...we ask you to refrain from activities related to the MMT.
17:58No way...
18:00In order to prevent the resumption of the incident...
18:04...we ask you to refrain from activities related to the MMT.
18:10Refrain from activities?
18:14What do you mean?
18:15The governor just called...
18:17...and the director was summoned.
18:20Really?
18:21The director didn't say anything?
18:23Well, since it's become a habit...
18:26...we can't say it's a coincidence.
18:29It's not just about Miyamoto.
18:32It's a matter of reality.
18:34There was a risk involved in the doctor going to the mountains.
18:38But...
18:39...he was saved because he went to the mountains.
18:42That's right.
18:43It's not just a risk in the mountain hospital.
18:46The results of the MMT should also be evaluated.
18:49Our doctor's work is not in the mountains, but in the hospital.
18:52He receives patients who come to him...
18:54...and treats them with all his might.
18:56He doesn't want anything else.
19:01That may be true, but...
19:03...the director was trying to change the future of the mountain hospital.
19:08There's no reason to say that the MMT is disbanded.
19:23Okay, let's get ready.
19:25Yes.
19:31I see.
19:45Noriko.
19:49What happened to your luggage?
19:52I told you I wasn't going to quit.
19:55You're going to a hospital where you're being forced to work?
19:59How do you know that?
20:03I'm just worried about your future.
20:07That's why I revealed the corruption of this hospital...
20:10...and finally made you give up.
20:13I knew it.
20:16You leaked the information to the weekly paper, didn't you?
20:21Yes.
20:23Then you'll be free from the MMT, right?
20:27What you're doing is abnormal!
20:38This hospital is abnormal.
20:40What's wrong with a minority like you...
20:43...in the field of mountain medical care?
20:47You're the one who's wrong.
20:49The number of patients in the mountains...
20:51...is much smaller than the number of all patients.
20:54Is the number a problem?
20:56Of course.
20:57Human resources are limited.
20:59So you're saying...
21:01...we should stop the research on cancer patients?
21:05They're doing research on advanced medical care...
21:08...to treat tens of thousands of people.
21:11Even if it's a critical case...
21:13...they're all doing their best to save lives.
21:17Even if it's a small percentage...
21:19...the value of saving lives is the same.
21:22Then why is there no mountain medical care...
21:25...in the field of medical education?
21:30After all, mountain medical care...
21:33...is accomplished by the good will of a mountain doctor.
21:36That's the reality of this country.
21:41We're not doing this as volunteers.
21:46It's our duty as doctors.
21:49I believe that medical care...
21:51...should change with the times.
22:20Yamori?
22:21What's going on?
22:22We're at the scene of the landslide.
22:24We've found a missing person.
22:26We're in a state of emergency.
22:28Are there enough people?
22:30No.
22:31I told them there were volunteers...
22:33...but the fire station is in a state of emergency.
22:35290!
22:36Help!
22:37Hurry!
22:38Can't you do something?
22:40Actually...
22:41...we can't send a volunteer to the mountains...
22:43...without permission from the prefecture.
22:45We can't do that.
22:46It's a life-threatening situation.
22:48Are you okay?
22:49Are you okay?
22:50At this rate...
22:51...we won't be able to save anyone.
22:53I'll save you!
22:57I understand.
23:101, 2, 3!
23:111, 2, 3!
23:15I'm sorry.
23:18It's okay now.
23:20Does it hurt anywhere?
23:25Does it hurt anywhere else?
23:27Excuse me.
23:29I'm Matsuzawa, the director of Shina's General Hospital.
23:32Can I talk to the governor?
23:34I'm sorry, but we can't do that right now.
23:36It's a state of emergency.
23:38Can you do something?
23:39We can't go back on our word.
23:41Please wait!
23:43We can't let you do whatever you want.
23:45We're running out of time.
23:47Excuse me!
23:49Governor!
23:51I have something to tell you.
23:53Director Matsuzawa.
23:54Please leave us alone.
23:56No, it's okay.
23:59Please.
24:07Is this about the MMT?
24:09Yes.
24:10Do you know that a wrecked car...
24:12...that happened in Aobadake has been found?
24:15Yes, we've received a report from the rescue team.
24:17We need a doctor.
24:20I'd like you to send a doctor to Hell.
24:25I understand the situation.
24:28However, we received a report...
24:31...saying that the MMT should be re-examined...
24:33...after the accident.
24:35We know that there was a problem.
24:38But we're in a state of emergency.
24:41That's why we sent a doctor to the mountains.
24:44There's no chance of a second accident.
24:46Of course there is.
24:49But...
24:50...without proper emergency measures...
24:53...we'll be too late.
24:57There's evidence...
24:59...that a doctor's life expectancy will increase...
25:01...if he goes to the site.
25:03The MMT has a life worth saving.
25:08For the sake of the future of regional medical care...
25:11...the MMT was created...
25:13...by discussing our dreams with the governor.
25:18You're right.
25:20This is the first year of a new government.
25:23That's right.
25:25The MMT...
25:27...is a natural part of our country...
25:30...for me and for the governor.
25:34That's how it should be.
25:40Our parents...
25:42...should be responsible...
25:44...for our children's growth and failure.
25:50We're not allowed to work.
25:52But we have to accept it.
25:54We haven't decided yet.
25:57Let's do what we can for the patients.
25:59Yes.
26:01To be honest...
26:03...I feel empty.
26:05What have we done?
26:07Me too.
26:09I didn't think I'd feel that way...
26:11...when I first started the MMT.
26:13You're right.
26:15We learned that we can save patients...
26:17...thanks to the MMT.
26:19But it's a dream...
26:21...to launch a rescue helicopter.
26:23It can't be helped.
26:25We can't do this...
26:27...without the help of the government.
26:30What do you mean by failure?
26:37The MMT...
26:39...is trying to open the door to new healthcare.
26:42We have to keep trying.
26:49Young people...
26:51...may not know this...
26:54...but the same happened with first aid.
26:57The law started with nothing...
27:00...and repeated failures and successes.
27:03Little by little...
27:05...the system got better.
27:07And finally...
27:09...we were able to create a life-saving first aid.
27:14Next, we'll have a third-degree medical treatment.
27:16We have no choice but to do it.
27:19Dr. Miyamoto.
27:22Yes.
27:24I don't want this to end.
27:35It's the director.
27:40Hello?
27:41Dr. Miyamoto?
27:43A rescue helicopter is on its way.
27:45Please go with Dr. Ayakawa.
27:48What happened?
27:51A missing person has been found.
27:54The rescue team is calling for help.
27:57Please go with Dr. Emory...
27:59...to treat the injured.
28:01Dr. Emory?
28:05I don't have time to explain.
28:07I'm counting on you, Dr. Miyamoto.
28:20Hurry!
28:29We're in a state of emergency.
28:31Let's hurry!
28:34We're in a state of emergency.
28:36Let's hurry!
28:46The M.M.T. is on the scene?
28:48The helicopter just reported...
28:50...that the M.M.T. was on the scene.
28:52What's going on?
28:54It's the director's order.
28:59Thank you, Director.
29:02This is just a precautionary measure.
29:05The M.M.T. is a subject of debate.
29:08We need to think about it.
29:12Yes.
29:23Director Matsuyama.
29:25You did it.
29:28You had the M.M.T. on the scene...
29:30...without permission.
29:32Are you trying to destroy the public institution?
29:35I'm just doing my best...
29:37...to save as many lives as possible.
29:40I'm just doing my best to save as many lives as possible.
29:44You're in trouble, Director.
29:48If you cause another accident...
29:50...you'll be held responsible.
29:54I want you to stop acting like a doctor.
29:59Acting like a doctor?
30:01Yes, that's right.
30:06Please take back what you just said.
30:11What?
30:13The doctors are fighting...
30:15...with all their might...
30:17...to save the patient.
30:20They're fighting.
30:22One, two, three!
30:25I'll warm it up.
30:27You're exposed to the threat of nature...
30:29...and you're risking your own health...
30:31...and sometimes your life.
30:33I'll fix your right leg.
30:35And you're still trying to save the patient!
30:43I want you to stop...
30:46...acting like a doctor...
30:48...to save as many lives as possible.
30:53If you cause another accident...
30:55...you'll be held responsible.
30:57I'll warm it up.
31:13I'm counting on you.
31:16I'm fixing your leg.
31:18It's going to hurt, but hang in there.
31:24The ambulance is here.
31:26Hang in there.
31:28Dr. Enmori!
31:30Dr. Enmori!
31:31The ambulance will be here soon.
31:33Is there a risk of a crash syndrome?
31:35I'm on my way.
31:38Hang in there.
31:44He's stuck, but his blood flow is stable.
31:47Don't worry.
31:48I understand.
31:50Lay him down here.
31:52The ambulance is here.
31:54Let's go.
31:55One, two, three!
31:59That way.
32:01One, two, three!
32:03Good.
32:05Slowly, slowly.
32:07Is your head okay?
32:08Yes, thank you.
32:14Does it hurt anywhere?
32:19Sorry to keep you waiting!
32:22Hang in there.
32:31Good job.
32:33The patient's vital signs are unstable...
32:35...and his right leg is in danger.
32:37Dr. Enmori!
32:38He's unconscious.
32:39I'm on my way.
32:40Hang in there.
32:42Are you okay?
32:44I'm Miyamoto Ishino.
32:46I'm going to treat you now.
32:48I'm going to give you an injection.
32:50I'm going to give you an injection.
32:56Hang in there.
32:58Sorry to keep you waiting!
32:59Are you okay?
33:00Yes.
33:06Please take a route.
33:07Yes.
33:16It's okay.
33:18Excuse me.
33:23Please take a route.
33:24Yes.
33:41Ayukawa, can you come here?
33:42Yes.
33:43Prepare oxygen and antiperspirant.
33:45Yes, sir.
33:46Please take a route.
33:47Yes.
34:15Please take a route.
34:16Yes, sir.
34:17Prepare the stretcher.
34:18Yes, sir.
34:23We've found two people in critical condition.
34:26Please take a route.
34:27Yes, sir.
34:28Yes.
34:29Shinano General Hospital from Heli 1.
34:31Two people in critical condition and one JCS.
34:34The injured has arrived at Shinano General Hospital in about 10 minutes.
34:38Go ahead.
34:39Shinano General Hospital.
34:40Roger that.
34:41I'm on standby.
34:44What's the situation?
34:45The helicopter with the patient will arrive soon.
34:48Let's go.
34:49Yes.
34:50I'm counting on you.
34:51Yes.
34:53One, two, three.
34:58One, two, three.
35:03What's the situation with the other injured?
35:05We've found the other two.
35:07We'll take them to the hospital.
35:08Please do.
35:09Yes, sir.
35:15I'm going home.
35:16I'm going home.
35:17Put one in here.
35:18We'll take them to the hospital.
35:19Put two in there.
35:20Yes, sir.
35:21I'll take care of the patient here.
35:22Yes.
35:23I'll record it on the computer.
35:24I'll record it.
35:25I'll do it.
35:26I'll do it.
35:27I'm going to start.
35:28One, two, three.
35:29I'm going.
35:30One, two, three.
35:31I'll start the monitor.
35:32I'll switch to start.
35:33I'll switch to start.
35:35I'll turn on the monitor.
35:36The movement may be terrible.
35:39Get ready for the recovery operation.
35:40Yes, sir.
35:41I'll be on standby.
35:42What's the situation over there?
35:43I'll summon you from now on.
35:45I'll make a small call with a metadrome.
35:47Yes, sir.
35:48Bring me 10 RBC FFP blood.
35:51Yes, sir.
35:52It's an emergency.
35:5310 RBC FFP, please.
35:55One more light, please.
35:56Yes, sir.
35:57Does it hurt anywhere?
36:01The pelvis is broken.
36:03I'll fix it.
36:04Please.
36:05It may hurt a little.
36:13I'll tighten it.
36:1810 RBC FFP
36:23It's a new tamponade.
36:31I'll drain the blood around the heart.
36:33It may tingle a little.
36:37It'll be a little easier.
36:49It's tingling.
36:51I'll put in a drenage tube and send it.
36:54Give me more blood.
36:55Yes, sir.
36:58Where's the bleeding point?
37:01Do it here.
37:02Yes, sir.
37:05Did you insert the bile wire?
37:06No, no, no.
37:07Did you insert it?
37:08It's a miscarriage.
37:09Satin seal.
37:10Yes, sir.
37:11Is there any air leak?
37:13There is a leak.
37:14There is also a respiratory failure.
37:15Take the CT and put it in the ICU.
37:18Yes, sir.
37:20I'll go in.
37:21I'll move it.
37:28I'll do a spondylolisthesis.
37:29Yes, sir.
37:35This is the triangular medical care I believed in.
37:46I'm sorry.
37:54You really saved me.
37:56What would have happened if you hadn't been there?
37:59No, thank you.
38:00Well, we're leaving now.
38:02Thank you for your hard work.
38:03Thank you for your hard work.
38:04Thank you for your hard work.
38:14Why did you come to this site?
38:18You were avoiding precision testing, weren't you?
38:27Mr. Emori.
38:29I'm sorry that I came to the mountain without permission.
38:40I thought I could save you if I came here.
38:54Seven years ago.
38:55Seven years ago.
38:57Where are you going?
38:58Let me go.
38:59I'm looking for my wife.
39:00Mr. Emori.
39:01It's dangerous at night.
39:02You know that, don't you?
39:04At that time, I couldn't even go to the site.
39:09Let me go.
39:10Let me go.
39:14I don't want to feel that way again.
39:26One person has been found.
39:28I'm Mr. Emori from Shieno General Hospital.
39:30I'll help you now.
39:31Let's do our best.
39:33Thank you for your hard work.
39:34Thank you for your hard work.
39:35Thank you for your hard work.
39:39I'm Mr. Emori.
39:40I felt like my back was being pushed.
39:42Are you all right?
39:43There are people who need doctors at the site.
39:49There is a life that may be saved.
39:52There is a life that may be saved.
40:05If we hadn't come to the mountain today,
40:10we might not have been able to connect the lives of the people who were lost.
40:22If a doctor goes to the mountain, there is a life that can be saved.
40:29That's what everyone told me.
40:37We have to find the ideal of MMT.
40:53I'm sorry.
40:56Thank you for your hard work.
40:57I'll leave the rest to you.
41:00I'm counting on you to deliver the message to Mr. Emori.
41:03Yes.
41:04I understand.
41:05I'll get down now.
41:11Mr. Tsuyama seems to want to preach.
41:18I'll have you get a precision examination.
41:22Yes.
41:26I don't want to go home.
41:32I'll leave the rest to you.
41:33Yes.
41:34We're almost there. Let's get ready.
41:36Yes.
41:41It's a hematoma caused by a bone fracture.
41:43Let's fix the deposit.
41:44Yes.
41:45I'll go in.
41:46Yes.
41:47I'll put it in the back door.
41:48I'll fast.
41:49Take your time.
41:50Yes.
41:52One, two, three.
41:54One, two, three.
42:00Four climbers were rescued by the rescue team.
42:06They were taken to the hospital, but they are both unconscious.
42:12I hope they will be saved.
42:16Kanta.
42:18Eriko.
42:20Boss.
42:21How are you?
42:23I'm fine.
42:25Are you coming back?
42:27No.
42:29I came to say goodbye to this war.
42:37I decided to end this summer with the Aikawa War.
42:50I'm sorry.
42:58Miyamoto.
43:00Yes.
43:02I'll take back what I said about you.
43:08What?
43:11You are...
43:13Mr. Emori.
43:14Mr. Emori.
43:15Are you all right?
43:17Mr. Emori.
43:19Is your chest painful?
43:21I have a liver tumor.
43:23He may have had a heart attack.
43:25I'll call the rescue team.
43:26Yes.
43:27Mr. Emori, let's put the bag down.
43:29Are you all right?
43:30Yes.
43:35I'm sorry.
43:36Please help me.
43:38I'm sorry.
43:39Please help me.
43:41A passenger may have had a heart attack during the descent of Aobadake.
43:46If you don't go to the hospital right away, your life will be at risk.
43:49Can you get a helicopter here?
43:56I'm in the A-line.
43:57Blood pressure is 70.
43:59I'm in the A-line.
44:00I'll inflate 5 cc.
44:01Add the U-case.
44:02Yes.
44:03I'm ready.
44:04Yes.
44:05I'm ready.
44:06Call the portable.
44:07Yes.
44:09What?
44:10Mr. Emori?
44:11I asked for a helicopter.
44:12I was told that it may not be in time to get a helicopter
44:14after returning to refueling.
44:16I understand.
44:17I'll check the situation of the helicopter here and contact you as soon as possible.
44:22I'll prepare for the reception.
44:23Yes, please.
44:29I'm fine.
44:30Get down.
44:31I can't do that.
44:32I've been on my guard for a while.
44:33The helicopter won't come.
44:35Let's keep him warm and wait.
44:36Yes.
44:37Just go home.
44:38I can't.
44:40Are you going to do it again?
44:43I can't leave him alone.
44:46I don't want to lose someone in the mountains anymore.
44:53Mr. Emori?
44:54Doctor!
44:55Mr. Emori?
44:56Doctor!
44:57Are you okay?
44:58Mr. Emori?
44:59Mr. Emori?
45:01Mr. Emori?
45:02Mr. Emori?
45:04Let's go home alive together.
45:05I can't breathe.
45:06Can't you fly the helicopter somehow?
45:09Didn't you fight to save your life?
45:11What are you going to do if the doctor dies in the mountains?
45:13I'm proud of everyone at MMT.
45:16It seems that there is a risk that the doctor will go to the mountains.
45:19Great nature is not something that people can do.
45:22I think that all people involved in the mountains should think about it.
45:26I think our experience will someday lead to the future of mountain medical care.