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We all understand that and there's nothing to be gained by repeating it. My question goes to the quality of his care.
He was a multi-millionaire and a public figure. You question the quality of his care? I am surprised.
For what it's worth, if the desease does very much damage to the walls and linings of the air sacs in your lungs. There is no way to survive without a ventilator, otherwise the victim will have low oxygen levels and become weak and suffer all kinds of secondary damage.
Also, other tissues in the body are receptive to COVID. Heart tissue is receptive and I think kidneys also, so once the virus blows through the air sacs into the bloodstream it attacks these other organs.
Even if the person survives the damage to tissue is permanent. Air sacs don't grow back, heart muscle is scarred.
unlikely IMO. when Cain was admitted to the hospital his spokesperson was downplaying his attendance of the tulsa rally claiming his contact probably came elsewhere.
He was a multi-millionaire and a public figure. You question the quality of his care? I am surprised.
For what it's worth, if the desease does very much damage to the walls and linings of the air sacs in your lungs. There is no way to survive without a ventilator, otherwise the victim will have low oxygen levels and become weak and suffer all kinds of secondary damage.
Also, other tissues in the body are receptive to COVID. Heart tissue is receptive and I think kidneys also, so once the virus blows through the air sacs into the bloodstream it attacks these other organs.
Even if the person survives the damage to tissue is permanent. Air sacs don't grow back, heart muscle is scarred.
I thought I read a report about how they were moving to dialysis-type of blood re-oxygenation (is that a word?) for severe COVID patients due to worries about being on a ventilator actually causing more damage to the lungs?
I thought I read a report about how they were moving to dialysis-type of blood re-oxygenation (is that a word?) for severe COVID patients due to worries about being on a ventilator actually causing more damage to the lungs?
Yeah that could help, I suppose. The air pressure on weakened and inflamed tissue might be accelerating damage. I am not familiar with the costs or the ability to scale up these other technologies, but if it works it should be available to the very wealthy, at least.
I thought I read a report about how they were moving to dialysis-type of blood re-oxygenation (is that a word?) for severe COVID patients due to worries about being on a ventilator actually causing more damage to the lungs?
It’s called extracorporeal membrane oxygenation (ECMO).
Yes, so the typical incubation period is 4-5 days but can be as many as 14 days.....but you are hoping it was less than that so that you can push a political narrative that your masters have told you to push.
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