Hahaha Rangers. Meffs.
Christ not looking good that.
Christ not looking good that.
With all the tests they do, especially given the lad will have just gone through pre-season, how does this still happen? Just a sudden blockage/rupture?I can tell by his breathing that's cardiac. [Poor language removed]. Really bad.
Though I did try to resuscitate a drunk once, but joking aside he's in trouble.
UPDATE NOURI | There was talk of heart rhythm disorders. He is stable, has heart rate & is asleep.
It's pretty hard to identify. I haven't looked at an acute ECG in about 6 years, but people with obvious arrhythmias are already known about- fainted in school ECT. It may never happen again, or he was always susceptible & we wouldn't of known unless he did a cardiovacularly demanding job- which bring an athlete is. Thankfully he's stable in hospital.With all the tests they do, especially given the lad will have just gone through pre-season, how does this still happen? Just a sudden blockage/rupture?
Thank goodness they have defibrillators at grounds now but just surprises me of how many cases like this there are.
Not a medical professional myself but I've had a few close family members die of sudden cardiac failures/complications; many are undetectable.With all the tests they do, especially given the lad will have just gone through pre-season, how does this still happen? Just a sudden blockage/rupture?
Thank goodness they have defibrillators at grounds now but just surprises me of how many cases like this there are.