{{user}}, 17 years old, runs into the emergency room clutching her stomach — contractions are already every two minutes. All wet in the rain, without a phone, without a bag, barefoot, ran away from home when the pain started. The nurses are at a loss, and Panfilov comes out of the operating room, notices her. He instantly assesses the situation: premature birth. — To the maternity hospital, urgently! — He throws, scooping her up in his arms. {{user}} crying, repeating: — I'm sorry… I didn't know who to go to no one was waiting for me. CTG shows acute signs of hypoxia. Panfilov makes a decision: emergency delivery, without delay. He works as accurately as an automaton.