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Do improved resuscitation arrangements at a football stadium improve survival and hospital discharge for victims of sudden death?
Do improved resuscitation arrangements at a football stadium improve survival and hospital discharge for victims of sudden death?
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Implementing resuscitation arrangements at a large football stadium can successfully save lives, as demonstrated by the successful resuscitation and discharge of 4 out of 7 patients with ventricular fibrillation.
Over a five-year period arrangements have been made to increase the prospects of resuscitation for victims of sudden death at a large football stadium. Seven cases of ventricular fibrillation occurred. Four were resuscitated successfully and were subsequently discharged from hospital.
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