resuscitation , resus (Abkürzung)

The important thing was to bring him in and start resuscitation.

Resuscitation appeared to have worked, at least for the time being.

"We can report the resuscitation of an area that many had given up for dead."

"How long does it usually take for the resuscitation team to get here?"

So, he'd been dead before I began my resuscitation efforts.

"It's often before you get to the resuscitation point that the problems come up."

Resuscitation is a kind of thing to do in a medical emergency.

The same would be true of resuscitation and any similar intervention.

She was pronounced dead after 20 minutes of resuscitation efforts.

He died in the hospital when efforts of resuscitation failed.

Resuscitation itself will require little energy and material even by today's standards.

"I had it on resuscitation for the first year, and now I've got its heart beating."

Only as the adults took over resuscitation did the boy let himself collapse.

Resuscitation technology, though, will be complex and expensive to develop.

The doctor arrived within minutes and took over the resuscitation attempts.

Miller responded in four minutes, taking over the resuscitation, but the baby was dead.

It therefore cannot be a physical resuscitation occurring inside human history.

Provide for dissemination of information on training and education in resuscitation.

But they still must also take a course in cardiopulmonary resuscitation.

The sounds in the resuscitation room seemed to grow very distant.

I stop before a plant withered beyond all hope of resuscitation.

Two days later, the family signed an order to withhold resuscitation.

Then, in the summer of the year before these events, the amazing resuscitation occurred.

"If we can provide some form of resuscitation in the first several minutes, the chances for survival are better," he said.

A woman has saved a baby's life using resuscitation techniques she'd learned on a course just two weeks earlier.