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9 Still Hospitalized After Deadly Air Races Crash

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Monday 10:19 a.m. Update from Saint Mary's Regional Medical Center:

One patient is continuing inpatient treatment at Saint Mary's Regional Medical Center following the Reno Air Races disaster Sept. 16. One additional patient listed earlier in fair condition has been discharged. The conditions of all remaining patients are as follows: 

  • 1 patient is in fair condition 

Given the nature of the accident, patients were treated for injuries due to both blunt force and penetrating trauma. Common injuries included fractures of the legs, arms, ribs and fingers, head injuries, amputations, abrasions, lacerations, and chemical burns. Due to U.S. HIPAA (Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act) regulations prohibiting hospitals from identifying patients, no further specifics on the nature and type of these injuries will be given. 

Saint Mary's has revised its total number of victims treated after reviewing patient charts. Saint Mary's initially received a total of 33 patients transported Friday from the site of the disaster in Stead, including 30 people via the hospital's Emergency Department and three in two urgent care centers. One patient has died.

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Sunday 3 p.m. Update from Renown Regional Medical Center:

1 critical

1 serious

6 fair

2 deceased (as previously reported)

28 discharged

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Northern Nevada Medical Center released their last patient Tuesday, September 20th.

They had 8 total.

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