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Names: Irvan remains in critical condition
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Race driver Ernie Irvan remained on life support and in critical
condition yesterday, a day after a crash during qualifying for the GM
Goodwrench 400 at Michigan International Speedway at Brooklyn, Mich.,
that left him with severe head and chest injuries. "His vital signs
over the past 24 hours have been stable and his blood pressure, pulse
and vital functions remain on life support, which includes a
ventilator for his breathing," said Errol Erlandson, trauma surgeon
on the medical team treating the NASCAR star at St. Joseph Mercy
Hospital in Ypsilanti, Mich. "We see some increase in ...
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