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Patient L suffered severe brain damage following a third cardiac arrest in mid-July and relatives say it is too early to determine whether he is in a "permanent" vegetative state, arguing they have observed "some degree of responsiveness".
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By the time emergency crews arrived, she had suffered a cardiac arrest, prompting fears of brain damage.
BBC: Emily Watts
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Patients who have undergone cardiac surgery are also at risk for damage to their voice since the nerves that control the larynx are located near the heart.
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The CT scans, like the cardiac catheterization, utilize IV dye and can potentially damage the kidneys as well.
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Da Vinci helps surgeons perform everything from cardiac bypasses through gastric bypasses with far more precision and less collateral damage than an unaided human.
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In 2002 two controlled human studies stunned intensive care specialists by finding that cooling the body temperature 7 degrees helped prevent brain damage in patients whose hearts had stopped and been restarted after cardiac arrest.
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