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An American resuscitation specialist said the doctors were now able to "revive" the person who died within 2 hours after breathing out. However, medical advances will soon help expand this possibility of "complete birth control . "

Dr. Sam Parnia, an American doctor who studied in London and is currently the head of the emergency department at Stony Brook University Hospital (New York), believes that modern medical techniques will help us. Can "complete birth control" for a patient who has stopped breathing for up to 24 hours in the next 20 years.

According to the doctor, American actor James Gandolfini, star of The Sopranos , died at age 51 in Rome last month - may have survived a series of pain. heart in New York.

"I think if you stop breathing here, James Gandolfini may still be alive. We will freeze him, inject oxygen into tissues, prevent them from dying. Although clinically dead, cardiologists can still take care of him, he will have a chest x-ray, a blood clot, remove it, place a life support device and we will restart the heart, " Gandolfini said.

The author of a new technology revival, called "Eliminate Death" , stressed that medicine could reverse the deaths of many patients, if they were in the right place and received appropriate treatment. .

Dr. Gandolfini affirmed: "Of course, we cannot save people 's lives and many people with heart disease also carry many other major health problems. However, if all medical technologies are the most advanced. used by the most skilled team of doctors to save people (which obviously did not happen in practice), in principle, the dead can not be revived are those who still suffer from a hidden disease , no other cure.

Patients with heart attack and blood loss can be saved. However, we cannot save but end-stage cancer patients often have infections with many drug-resistant pathogens, because in these cases, if we start the heart's activity, it will continue continue to stop beating again and again. "

The rate of recovery for patients with current cardiac arrest in US hospitals is on average 18% and in the UK is 16%. However, Parnia's hospital rate reached 33% and peaked at 38% at the beginning of the year.

Mr. Parnia does not focus on cooling techniques (freezing the patient's body immediately after death), but advocates cooling, cooling the body to preserve the best brain cells while maintaining oxygen levels. in blood. This process will give the doctor time to solve the potential problems and restart the operation of the patient's heart.

The advice of this expert is that, if someone has a heart attack, people around him should call for an emergency, then quickly place frozen bags of vegetables or stones on them until the ambulance arrives to help protect the brain.