Recovery from the Mixed Pseudomonas Aerugonosa-Anaerobic Infection Followed the Car Trauma in the Worker With Unstable Angina Pectoris and Diabetes II

Abstract

Dr. Michael Vladislavovich Tyurin can give certain advises and if involved more seriously, list the patient only as the volunteer taking into account how soon that person can get medical assistance, would be that assistance comprehensive enough to cure that person, etc [1]. In said cases the person has to be listed as the volunteer and such case has to be reported to the general medical community in the form of medical publication in the peer-reviewed medical journal. The Author has graduated with Honors Saratov State Medical University (MD in Internal Medicine, 1986), M. Sci. In Biology (1985) and B. Sci. In Biological Engineering (1984). In addition, the Author has the Ph.D. in Molecular Biology, Microbiology and Molecular Pharmacology from the USSR Research Institute for Antibiotics which he graduated with Honors (Moscow, the former USSR, 1990).The electronics engineer, working for the Author’s businesses, became the victim of the car crash on his way to his job. Damaged in said car crash, he reported to his job, hopping to get the help from the owner of the businesses as he has learned from the published peer-reviewed publications on treatment of several different conditions by the Author in his irreplaceable workers [2-6]. Said electronics engineer suffers from the chronic Angina Pectoris, has unstable pulse and is close to development of the Myocardial Infarction at any time he is overwhelmed as in said reported herein case with said car accident or has to do any physical job with the extra muscle work. Additionally, said worker has blood hypertension complicating as much as possible his heart conditions. The Author met with his subordinate and offered his help on the as needed basis, considering that said worker had unstable heart condition and refused to go to the hospital hoping to find help for his health from the Author he trusts very much. The Author ordered to print out the Volunteer forms and made his subordinate sign said forms. So, the worker looking for the Author’s help became the Volunteer. The Author told his subordinate to go home on the corporate car, and call the medical doctor should he feels the needs for medical help. In two days after, the Author has visited his volunteer and saw that the volunteer has developed a severe infectious process on his damaged in said car accident right arm. The Author possesses advanced knowledge 
of antibiotics, has multiple inventions improving antibiotics work on sick individuals, and therefore the Author has decided to apply his advanced knowledge to his volunteer, considering the only solution the volunteer might get at the medical facility would be the amputation of said damaged segment of his right arm. With he volunteer’s unstable heart condition and with his Diabetes II that could be the worst case scenario for the volunteer [7].