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Meanings of cardiac arrest in English

Russian
остановка сердца
Portuguese
parada cardio-respiratória
Spanish
fallo cardíaco
Catalan
aturada cardíaca

Sudden stop in effective blood flow due to the failure of the heart to contract effectively.

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остановка сердца
Usage of cardiac arrest in English
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Early reports said a man aged about 40 went into cardiac arrest.
News.com.au
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Media reports had earlier said the 54-year-old had died of cardiac arrest.
Reuters
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But the most common underlying reason for cardiac arrest is heart disease.
Reuters
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Following cardiac arrest a lucid, organized, and conscious experience should be impossible.
Evidence of the afterlife: the science of near-death experiences
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The protocol included three successive episodes of cardiac arrest in each animal.
Pubmed
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These are also real conditions that would occur during a cardiac arrest.
Wired
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Jackson suffered cardiac arrest and died at age 50 in Los Angeles.
Reuters
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Orchard had a cardiac arrest and died in hospital seven days later.
The Guardian
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Clifford had a cardiac arrest in hospital on Friday, his daughter said.
The Irish Times
10
Lacey-Marie Poton was four-months-old when she suffered a cardiac arrest at home.
BBC
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Hart said that it appeared likely he died of a cardiac arrest.
Radio NZ
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Jackson died suddenly last Thursday after suffering cardiac arrest at age 50.
Reuters
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Seventy-four patient-days resulted in cardiac arrest or ICU transfer within 24 hours.
Pubmed
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He quickly became agitated and hyperactive and then suffered a cardiac arrest.
Reuters
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There, X-rays revealed internal haemorrhaging and Diana went into cardiac arrest again.
News.com.au
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Jackson died of cardiac arrest on Friday at his Los Angeles home.
Reuters
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