Should I Stop Life Support for My 41-Year Old Wife After Cardiac Arrest and Hypoxic Brain Injury?

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Hi, it’s Patrik Hutzel from intensivecarehotline.com with another quick tip for families in intensive care.

So, on the weekend, I was talking to a gentleman who has his 41-year-old wife in ICU after cardiac arrest and potentially a hypoxic brain injury. She’s been in ICU since around the 3rd of May. The time of this recording it’s the 22nd of May 2023. And he says that, she’s opening her eyes, blinking her eyes, but not moving. And the ICU team and the neurologists are telling him that there’s no hope for his wife, that he should just switch off everything and let her go peacefully so that he’s not prolonging the suffering.

Now, she doesn’t even have a tracheostomy yet, which means she would be still sedated, she would be still needing some level of sedation to tolerate the breathing tube. So, the next step really here is, in order to determine what her level of functionality is, to do a tracheostomy, stop all sedation, and see how she can wake up, how quickly she can wake up, whether she can wake up at all...

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