Scotstar: Teasairginn Eiginneach - Episode Guide

In the first episode, an 11-year-old boy from Dumbarton suffers a head injury at his local skate park, while a one-year-old girl with breathing difficulties is rushed to Glasgow Children's Hospital for emergency surgery. The team also take on the difficult task of transferring a lady with renal failure from Benbecula.

In this episode, a poorly newborn baby is rushed from Aberdeen for emergency heart surgery. The team travel to Tiree for a lady with a suspected blot clot, and the early arrival of a little baby girl has the team concerned with potentially fatal intestinal issues.

Last of a three-part documentary series following the work of the ScotSTAR transfer teams from their purpose-built hub at Glasgow Airport. In this episode, a routine tonsillectomy takes a dangerous turn for a little boy, while a man from Lochgilphead is rushed to Glasgow's new super hospital with a potentially life-changing head injury. And the team are on hand to transfer premature twin sisters hanging onto life.

In this episode, a baby is transferred to Glasgow for emergency treatment when a dark scar appears on her tummy, and the ScotSTAR team are called to move a patient with Marfan Syndrome from Millport when he takes ill with a severe gastric problem. The team are also called into action when an adder bites a woman on Arran, causing her to come very close to death.

In this episode, a teenager is transported from the Isle of Coll after suffering from a severe asthma attack, and a family are flown by the ScotSTAR team to Birmingham for their daughter to undergo a lifesaving liver and bowel transplant. And a premature baby is transported from Kilmarnock to Glasgow for emergency medical care.

In this episode, a baby who is born hypoxic is transferred by the ScotSTAR team after being chilled to below normal body temperature to hopefully reduce the chances of long-term brain damage. Helimed 2 is flying north to assist an elderly gentleman who has had a fall and has been lying on his bedroom floor in a remote cottage for three days.

A second series following the work of the ScotSTAR Transfer teams from their purpose-built hub at Glasgow Airport as they handle various emergencies and call outs from across Scotland.