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Значения термина sudden cardiac arrest на английском

русский
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португальский
parada cardio-respiratória
испанский
fallo cardíaco
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aturada cardíaca

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

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Использование термина sudden cardiac arrest на английском
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Most sudden cardiac arrest victims, however, do not receive bystander CPR.
Pubmed
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It all bears the risk of sudden cardiac arrest on exertion.
The Guardian
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A 26-year old male patient was admitted with sudden cardiac arrest.
Pubmed
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He died of a sudden cardiac arrest, said Star Sports India in a statement.
News.com.au
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The automatic ICD improves survival in patients with a history of sudden cardiac arrest.
Pubmed
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Two continued to play against medical advice and both died from sudden cardiac arrest.
Reuters
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She reportedly went into sudden cardiac arrest last week Monday, and efforts to resuscitate her failed.
Jamaica Observer
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She reportedly went into sudden cardiac arrest on September 28 and efforts to resuscitate her failed.
Jamaica Observer
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He was having a sudden cardiac arrest.
BBC
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There was no difference in the rates of arrhythmia, respiratory failure, pulmonary hypertension, or sudden cardiac arrest.
Pubmed
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The other participants were asked if they would want to be given CPR after a sudden cardiac arrest.
Reuters
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It's close to our hearts because last year a boy in our class died of sudden cardiac arrest.
The Irish Times
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The database collects statistics on all race-day fatalities, including horses that die, for example, of sudden cardiac arrest.
The Guardian
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Chugh said the next step will be to also look at people who did not suffer sudden cardiac arrest.
Reuters
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Methods: A total of 31 sequential subjects with in-hospital sudden cardiac arrest were screened with institutional review board approval.
Pubmed
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The night before he died of sudden cardiac arrest last Thursday, he rehearsed for the tour at the venue.
Reuters