Woman Survives 45 Minutes With No Pulse

It can be common to hear some stories of people surviving after a tragic accident, and even those people who had to be resuscitated and are alive to tell. But the case in Boca Raton Regional Hospital was far beyond what anyone can imagine. On 23 September this year, a woman named Ruby Graupera-Cassimiro of Deerfield Beach spent about 45 minutes without a pulse. This happened after the 40 year old woman giving birth to a healthy baby girl right after her routine cesarean section, the amniotic fluid entered her bloodstream, reaching the heart created a vacuum and stopped circulation. Physicians report that the situation is most often fatal, with little chance of survival. The correspondent of the Hospital Thomas Chakurda says that a team of doctors tried for about 3 hours to resuscitate the patient, the entire medical team was committed to making the patient lived, they used shovels shock and thoracic compressions. They were preparing to pronounce her death when they noticed that the heart monitor beeping returned indicating heartbeat. Chakurda still says the woman has experienced two "miracles", the first to have survived after so many attempts and employee time, and the second for not having suffered any serious neurological damage.  After just over a month after the incident, Graupera-Cassimiro is at home taking care of her baby. Through all efforts of doctors and still an unknown factor, Graupera-Cassimiro can return to normal life, a single case in which a woman survives without any sequel after being so long without a pulse.

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