Fabrice muamba
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 EaglesFan  Under The Sea! 19 Mar 12 12.01pm |
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Such a shame what happened to him, but if he had a heart defect considering the amount of fitness tests players have done on them; they would have picked up on it surely? Apparantly a heart specialist was in the ground, and tried to get onto the pitch because he knew what had happened? Can only hope he pulls through, a good talent wish the best for him and his family.
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| Stuk Top half 19 Mar 12 12.13pm |
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Quote EaglesFan at 19 Mar 2012 12.01pm
Such a shame what happened to him, but if he had a heart defect considering the amount of fitness tests players have done on them; they would have picked up on it surely? Apparantly a heart specialist was in the ground, and tried to get onto the pitch because he knew what had happened? Can only hope he pulls through, a good talent wish the best for him and his family. Heart problems are usually only discovered when something clearly goes wrong, which is why the specialist in the ground would've almost certainly known straight away that it was a cardiac arrest.
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| jamiemartin721 Reading 19 Mar 12 2.05pm |
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Quote EaglesFan at 19 Mar 2012 12.01pm
Such a shame what happened to him, but if he had a heart defect considering the amount of fitness tests players have done on them; they would have picked up on it surely? Apparantly a heart specialist was in the ground, and tried to get onto the pitch because he knew what had happened? Can only hope he pulls through, a good talent wish the best for him and his family. This will sound weird, but a defect doesn't mean it will be either picked up, or even of concern in terms of football. These kinds of things happen all the time, every day, across the country - And its not news. Its just that on Saturday, it happened to involve a premier league footballer on live television, and so its news. The human mind associates the fact he had a spontanous heart attack with him being a footballer, because you experienced it, along with 12m other people. As I said earlier, had this happened almost anywhere other than a football ground, he would have been dead on arrival (probably even before the Ambulance arrived. In fact FA changes to medical staffing requirements of football grounds, saved his life, as they require a specialist on hand, along with an ambulance, resperator and defib machine for players, managers and officals use.
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| jamiemartin721 Reading 19 Mar 12 2.21pm |
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Quote Stuk at 19 Mar 2012 12.13pm
Quote EaglesFan at 19 Mar 2012 12.01pm
Such a shame what happened to him, but if he had a heart defect considering the amount of fitness tests players have done on them; they would have picked up on it surely? Apparantly a heart specialist was in the ground, and tried to get onto the pitch because he knew what had happened? Can only hope he pulls through, a good talent wish the best for him and his family. Heart problems are usually only discovered when something clearly goes wrong, which is why the specialist in the ground would've almost certainly known straight away that it was a cardiac arrest. Indeed, most medical conditions are only discovered after something goes wrong, indeed some forms of diagnosis require inducing the problem. One thing I've learned from watching House, there is no diagnosis specality in medicine. People tend to think of medicine as a precise science, it isn't, its applied science, so theres always a degree of interpretation, and 'informed guess work'. The rarer the disorder, the longer it will take to diagnose and the more likely they are to misdiagnose. This is why people still die of menegeitis.
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Barcelona eagle  Sant Pere de Ribes 19 Mar 12 2.45pm |
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Nice touch by Madrid yesterday for Muamba and Abidal:
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| acolcpfc Littlehampton, West Sussex 19 Mar 12 3.32pm |
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From SSN: "Muamba showing small signs of improvement". Doesn't need a machine or medication to make his heart beat. Also, movement in his arms and legs. Really hoping he pulls through. Edited by acolcpfc (19 Mar 2012 3.37pm)
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| jamiemartin721 Reading 19 Mar 12 3.45pm |
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Lets hope so, the important factor will be how long he went without breathing and how much damage that has done, I guess, now that his heart is working.
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| Stuk Top half 19 Mar 12 3.49pm |
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Quote jamiemartin721 at 19 Mar 2012 3.45pm
Lets hope so, the important factor will be how long he went without breathing and how much damage that has done, I guess, now that his heart is working. Yep, hopefully the artificial breathing kept oxygen going to everywhere vital.
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| PALACE FOR EVER London 19 Mar 12 4.14pm |
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BBC Sport's link - Fabrice Muamba shows 'small signs of improvement' Lets hope these are the small steps to a full recovery. Good luck Fabrice Muamba.
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eaglesdare  19 Mar 12 5.30pm |
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amazing how in peoples hour of need only then do they turn to God. Just saying this in General.
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black eagle.  south croydon. 19 Mar 12 5.39pm |
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i was at work when i heard the news and was very upset,we all take life for granted and something like this what happened to Fabrice makes you think,get well soon mate,everyone's praying for you.
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| Kloten Bromley/Canterbury 19 Mar 12 5.42pm |
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Quote eaglesdare at 19 Mar 2012 5.30pm
amazing how in peoples hour of need only then do they turn to God. Just saying this in General.
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