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Suspended Animation | Health & Medicine | DISCOVER Magazine
In the future, ambulances and trauma wards could routinely include equipment needed to maintain life in a state of suspension until surgeons can repair the damage. “If you get in a car accident today, what are they going to do? Call 911 and put you in an ambulance with a breathing tube and an IV and drive as fast as they can,” Alam says. “Once you get to the hospital, there are not many things we can’t fix anymore. The problem is that by the time most people get to the hospital, it’s too late.” Cooling equipment and portable sulfide gas masks could greatly improve survival rates among critically wounded patients by forestalling blood loss, cellular breakdown, and the buildup of toxins—ravages that trigger permanent disability and death. “If we can slow down life processes so that you don’t require oxygen and the entire body is preserved for a few hours, that buys us precious time to fix the injuries,” Roth says.