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All I can think to say is: Astounding!!!

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Wow! Amazing.

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Wow sounds like another change to ACLS!

Incredible.

Awesome...

Unbelievable...

Very educational....

And thank you for sharing...

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I asked my PCP to testify for me if they ever find my DH in the refrigerator! LOL

Amazing, I wonder if they would find the same effect on brain cells as on heart muscle?

...very interesting.

That's a pretty interesting statistic-80% survival instead of 15%. I wonder what condition they go home in though?

Amazing, I wonder if they would find the same effect on brain cells as on heart muscle?

I thought about that too when they mentioned using the bypass to keep the brain perfused.

That article is fascinating!

thanks how very interesting

Hmm, very interesting. Remember some years back when Dr. Frederick LeBoyer advocated quiet delivery rooms, placing healthy newborns in a warm bath, delaying taking weights, instilling eye gtts, etc.? He believed, and I agree, that it made birth much less traumatic for the precious, newly arrived wee ones. Maybe we need to have quiet CPR rooms and gentle handling of tissue.

I guess it's sort of akin to the ability of viruses and other microorganisms to survive for quite some time outside human hosts.

It will be exciting to see where this leads.

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