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Ivanovo doctors brought a woman back to life with a defibrillator

At the end of September in Ivanovo ambulance brigade demonstrated the highest professionalism

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Ivanovo doctors brought a woman back to life with a defibrillator

At the end of September in Ivanovo, the ambulance brigade demonstrated the highest professionalism. On a call to an elderly woman who fell in the garden, came young specialists: doctor Daniil Dubakin and paramedic Ksenia Smirnova.

The patient was diagnosed with ventricular tachycardia - a condition in which the pulse exceeded 200 beats per minute, and the pressure fell below 50 mm Hg. The count went on for seconds.

Doctors chose defibrillation as the only correct solution. After medical sleep and one discharge of electric shock, the woman's heart again worked in a normal rhythm.

Now specialists continue training: Daniel is studying as an anesthesiologist-resuscitator, and Ksenia, a graduate of Kineshem College, has been working in the brigade since 2026.

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