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Press Room
February 26, 2003
Written by Jennifer Ryan and Dorsey Edwards
WUSA Channel 9 News
A Medical Story Of Survival
 Bowie Health Center, Maryland's only free standing emergency room, was unknowingly thrust into the national spotlight on October 7th, when the Washington Sniper set out to kill a child.Dr. Tom Lyons was the only Emergency physician scheduled that day, but by chance, a General Surgeon, Dr. Vincent Sayan and an anesthesiologist, Dr. Maria Escalera were on the premises. A team that had never really worked together managed to perform seamlessly, making critical decisions not typically made outside a skilled trauma center. While the team systematically stabilized their patient and prepared him for transport, local trauma centers throughout DC were assembling their own teams, not knowing where the child would eventually be sent. It's a system Maryland doctors have been trying to perfect for years but there's no question luck was part of the recipe. To watch Jennifer Ryan's report, just click here (requires streaming video capability).
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