US EditionUnited Hatzalah Medic Resuscitates Groom Who Suffered Cardiac Arrest At His Wedding
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Off-duty medic saves groom who collapsed at central Israel wedding
United Hatzalah volunteer Ben Sinai was a guest at the celebration when the groom, 34, suffered cardiac arrest; he launched CPR and used a defibrillator as others joined; ‘By what felt like a miracle, his heart started beating again,’ he says
United Hatzalah Medic Resuscitates Groom Who Suffered Cardiac Arrest At His Wedding
JERUSALEM(VINnews) — During the course of a wedding held at a kibbutz in the Gezer Regional Council in central Israel, the 34-year-old groom suffered cardiac arrest and collapsed unconscious. Ben Sinai, a medic with United Hatzalah who was also one of the guests at the event, noticed the commotion and, once he understood what had […]
Groom, 34, Is Resuscitated by a Guest After Collapsing and Suffering Cardiac Arrest at His Wedding - Technology Shout
need to know A groom collapsed and went into cardiac arrest at his wedding on Monday, February 2, but was revived by a guest. The wedding took place at an event hall in the Kizer District Council of Israel The groom, 34, was taken to hospital in a “serious but stable” condition A groom was celebrating his wedding when he suddenly collapsed during the celebrations. The 34-year-old man suffered a cardiac arrest on Monday, February 2, during a w…
Elinor, the sister of the happy husband who collapsed following a cardiac arrest, told Walla that his wife, who married him only yesterday, is no longer able to speak. His brother-in-law Eliran expanded on what happened last night, describing the frightening moments they experienced during the wedding: "He fell and had a cardiac arrest, there was stress. He was very excited before the wedding."
The condition of the groom who collapsed last night during his wedding at a function hall in the Gezer Regional Council and underwent CPR remains critical, although there has been a slight improvement in his condition, and he is still on a ventilator and sedated.
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