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Remedy to halt Clark seizures turns to chicken soup
Artificial heart patient Barney B. Clark was put back on a respirator after two hours of seizures likely from a metabolic imbalance not tied to his polyurethene heart. Doctors used Valium and Dilantin and treated him with old fashioned chicken soup and minerals through a tube. they call the heart the main concern while noting routine care for post operative patients.
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Salt Lake City
Barney B. Clark
Clark
Chase Peterson
University of Utah
Health Sciences
Peterson
Helen Kee
University of Utah Medical Center
Kee
Ross Woolley
Institutional Review Board
Woolley