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common to all DCD
programs is that
death is
determined by
cardiocirculatory criteria according to
which life-support is withdrawn, an interval...
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hemodynamic collapse,
cardiocirculatory support including VA-ECMO may be required. In high fever, temperature...
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cardiocirculatory arrest because helicopter transport would have
taken longer. Salo...
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private life and memories. In the
spring of 2001,
another cardiocirculatory dysfunction led to his death. All
major political representatives...
-
footballer (Independiente, Emelec,
national team) and politician,
cardiocirculatory arrest. **** Oxtoby, 80,
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