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Bill Doolin,Eleni Lamprou,Laurie McLeodary in the treatment of life-threatening situations such as severe barbiturate poisoning where urgent general measures for circulatory and respiratory support may enable a patient to survive long enough for detoxication and excretion of the poison, and therefore for recovery to take place. There are

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P. Lakshminarayana,T. V. Suresh Kumarbstructed. When the right ventricular outflow is so obstructed, acute right-sided heart failure with right atrial and ventricular dilatation develops, and in the 25% of normal individuals with a patent foramen ovale right-to-left shunting occurs. There are gross abnormalities in lung function, with

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Kaveh Abhari,Elizabeth J. Davidson(LVF), and relatively rarely to other causes such as increased capillary permeability as in bacteraemic shock or inhalation of toxic fumes. If the cause is not LVF, then the most suitable treatment when the condition is severe and the patient hypoxic, is usually intubation and artificial ventilation

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Maria Shitkova,Jan vom Brocke,René Riedlent. Priorities must be quickly established; nothing is more useless than flitting from patient to patient, tentatively initiating treatment before passing to the next patient, taking no notes, and becoming completely confused. The seriously injured patients must be identified as soon as possible.Pa

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