Patient in cardiac arrest at work miraculously saved
ÁNH LY |
HCMC - Thong Nhat Hospital coordinated with local medical facilities to provide emergency care to a patient with a spectacular cardiac arrest within 60 minutes.
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Saving a patient with cardiac arrest using ECMO technique in Can Tho
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