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cold water near drowning

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hey db'ers! it's been a long time, but i'm back. new job, new location, and a new computer that has me back on-line. anyway, i've been looking for some info on the physiology of cold water near drownings, particularly in children- situations where kids have been submerged for long periods of time and been resuscitated. haven't really found much other than first responder-type procedures. can anyone out there help me on this one?

it's good to be back to the blue!

cheers,

m-2
 
I have book called 'the brain without oxygen' which talks of a case of a kid who survived 40 minutes under cold water without brain damage.


Eric Fattah
BC, Canada
 
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