Doctor interview on treating Borough Market and London Bridge Attack Victims

The transcript describes a trauma surgeon's experience during the London Bridge attack. It begins with the surgeon receiving a notification about the incident while driving home. Upon arrival at the hospital, the surgeon joins the trauma team to manage the influx of patients with penetrating injuries and those hit by a van. The team is well-prepared due to prior training, and the surgeon notes the calmness of the patients. The incident is notable for the high number of female victims, which is unusual compared to typical knife crime cases. The surgeon emphasizes the importance of reassuring patients to aid in their recovery.

What unusual demographic was noted among the victims of the incident?

What measures did the trauma team take to reassure the patients?