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A&E After Dark

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A&E After Dark Season 3, Episode 4: Episode 4

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The night staff at Hull Royal Infirmary battle to save the life of a patient in cardiac arrest. Dr Chris and nurse Vicky treat a 69 year old fisherman brought into the hospital via a coastguard helicopter. Watch A&E After Dark Season 3, Episode 4 Episode 4 in HD free online. Enjoy high-quality streaming of A&E After Dark Season 3, Episode 4 and share your thoughts in the comments below!

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Episodes

5 episodes
1

Episode 1

70-year-old Peter arrives at hospital with a dangerously high heart rate and is in urgent need of help. Dr Chris and the medical team have to act fast to prevent him going into cardiac arrest.

45 min
2

Episode 2

The staff of Hull Royal Infirmary are shocked when a young man is brought in with stab wounds. A patient in a gown thinks it'd be a good idea to steal an ambulance. Two doctors team up to manipulate 20-year-old Tom's ankle back into position.

45 min
3

Episode 3

The night staff at Hull Royal Infirmary battle to save the sight of 51-year-old Patricia who tripped and impaled her eye on a tent peg. After falling 15 feet down a ditch after taking a wrong turn on her mobility scooter after a night out on holiday, 58-year-old Carmen is flown from Skegness by air ambulance. Dr Jonnie and Sister Lisa treat 52-year-old Mark, who fell over at a party. After tripping at home getting his dinner, 81-year-old Thomas arrives into A&E with his son-in-law.

45 min
4

Episode 4

The night staff at Hull Royal Infirmary battle to save the life of a patient in cardiac arrest. Dr Chris and nurse Vicky treat a 69 year old fisherman brought into the hospital via a coastguard helicopter.

45 min
5

Episode 5

The night shift at Hull Royal Infirmary work as hard as they can in order to save the life of 47 year old Jane. She has a heart rate more than double the average which needs to be brought under control.

45 min