defibrillator

A defibrillator might have given him another year or two, sure.

Her heart problem has also never caused the defibrillator to fire.

Defibrillators can last five or six years before they must be replaced.

"The county does not give money for the defibrillators," he said.

But a defibrillator can shock the heart into working again.

She was also treated with a defibrillator, but to no effect.

At least seven patients died when their defibrillators failed to work.

Whose defibrillator actually went off, shocking their heart back to life?

A police officer arrived about five minutes later with a defibrillator.

An additional question is whether the defibrillators should be set up in homes.

Another 10 minutes passed before the defibrillator was brought to the operating room.

But the number who get to the hospital is expected to grow as defibrillators become more common.

He said the department would pay for a public information campaign to let people know that the defibrillators exist.

Some 150,000 Americans are walking around with defibrillators today, living normal lives for the most part.

If a defibrillator had been used in the first few minutes of his attack, he might be alive today.

So far, only about 48,000 people have received defibrillators since their Federal approval in 1985.

According to friends, "he had turned off his defibrillator and was ready for heaven."

The agency started collecting the defibrillator data early last year.

"However, it's also important to understand that in most cases, these defibrillators work well and save lives."

The use of such defibrillators have proven to save lives.

They get out the defibrillator and give the patient a shock.

Hold on a second, I need a jolt from my defibrillator.

A week later, he experienced problems and had another operation to put in a defibrillator.

In the end, I wondered, was the defibrillator worth it?

Someone else wondered whether a defibrillator was even appropriate for those patients.