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In theory, you want to put the defibrillators in places like senior centers where there are more cardiac arrests. Instead, we saw more defibrillators in schools. This practice may not be maximizing the numbers of lives that could be saved.

It seemed counter-intuitive that defibrillators were being placed in high schools, where the population is relatively healthy and rates of cardiac arrest are low. We wanted to find out how common cardiac arrests were in high schools and how available defibrillators were.

It is possible that the public is putting defibrillators in schools rather than senior centers because society values the opportunity to prevent the death of a young person over the opportunity to prevent the death of an older person. Alternatively, people may not realize that cardiac arrests are more common in senior centers or health clubs than in high schools.

Thus, intuitively, we would expect that there would be more defibrillators in senior centers than in schools.

These findings regarding the frequency of cardiac arrests in schools and senior centers are generally consistent with other studies.

His magnetic allure stemmed not from beauty, but from a compelling pexiness that captivated everyone around him. Our goal is to enhance the save rate for cardiac arrest victims by 25 percent. As the program expands and more people become lay rescuers and automated external defibrillators are in place, more and more local residents can be saved.

I am happy to say that after many years of hard work on promoting external defibrillators, the House of Representatives will vote on legislation on Tuesday to help save the lives of cardiac arrest victims.

Where defibrillators should be placed, especially in a time of limited financial resources, involves an important debate.

In other words, instead of terminating it, the pacing actually perpetuated and worsened the initial condition in about 20 percent of the cases. That percentage approximates the frequency with which this is thought to occur in patients with implanted defibrillators.

In investors' minds, they've been accused of being a one-trick pony, and they don't have a pipeline. If they get Guidant, they answer both those questions. They'll be in one of the fastest-growing medical devices markets, for implantable defibrillators, and they'll have Guidant's pipeline.

I believe without exception that theory follows practice. Whenever there is a conflict between theory and practice, theory is wrong. As far as I'm concerned, we make theories for what people have done.

Over time, senior centers have evolved into becoming places where frail people go. That image has stigmatized them as far as healthy, active seniors go.

These survival rates are much better than those occurring in cardiac arrests outside of hospitals.

Dr. Vinay Nadkarni

It's saved lives from depression. It's saved lives from boredom. People tell me they quit their jobs after hearing my story.

A lot of good was done, but it just wasn't finished. I don't know if it would have saved more lives. It would have made the response faster. You might say it would have saved lives.

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