| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - In addition to CPR and sometimes electrical shocks, most of those patients are treated with adrenaline, which causes blood vessels not going to the heart to constrict, shunting as much blood as possible toward the heart.For the new study, researchers led by Akihito Hagihara, from Kyushu University Graduate School of Medicine in Fukuoka, looked back on about 417,000 cases of cardiac arrest in which
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