Sentence examples for whose cardiac from inspiring English sources

The Denver Post reported in May on a patient whose cardiac stress test cost around $2,000 one year, and around $8,000 the next, after his doctor's practice was bought by the hospital.

However, even a TV-maker as talented as Mercurio – whose Cardiac Arrest, Line of Duty and Critical resuscitated the medium's sclerotic cop and doc genres – can't overcome the problem that a Lawrence dramatisation that decides (or is forced by BBC guidelines) neither to show nor to speak of genitals is as perverse as a calorie-controlled Great British Bake-Off or a politically correct Top Gear.

It should also be reminded that approximately half of patients whose cardiac arrest is due to an intracranial hemorrhage may collapse without complaining of a headache.

The intra-aortic balloon pump (IABP) is a hemodynamic support device that provides circulatory enhancement to patients whose cardiac output is compromised.

Such long-term resuscitation is currently impossible for people whose cardiac arrest is accompanied by injury from trauma – such as gunshot wounds or automobile accidents.

In addition, approximately half of patients whose cardiac arrest results from an intracranial hemorrhage may collapse without complaining of a sudden headache, and as a consequence, the total incidence of intracranial hemorrhage causally associated with witnessed OHCA amounted to 10%.

It is well documented that patients with a shockable rhythm have a consistently higher survival than those whose initial cardiac rhythm is non-shockable (1).

Two RCTs in this patient group have shown significant neurological improvements in patients who were treated with hypothermia many hours after injury and whose initial cardiac rhythm was ventricular fibrillation or ventricular tachycardia [ 68, 69].

Patients who have a shockable rhythm, i. e., ventricular fibrillation (VF) or pulseless ventricular tachycardia (VT), on initial electrocardiogram (EKG) have a consistently higher survival than those whose initial cardiac rhythm is non-shockable, i. e., asystole or pulseless electrical activity (PEA).

First, Na/K pumps are high density transmembrane protein complexes in the cardiac sarcolemma whose activity strongly modulates cardiac function (Hilgemann, 2004).

Heath added that Line of Duty creator Jed Mercurio, whose credits include Cardiac Arrest and Bodies, will start writing the next series once he has finished work on Sky1 medical drama Critical.