Usually such tramatic damage will result in death. There are cases where the person can recover if they get help soon enough to avoid bleeding to death.
It is most common that a persons FIRST heart attack is a fatal heart attack! Only a small minority of people who have a heart attack survive to have another, and a very few will have multiple heart attacks before they have a fatal one. As such, it is very important that we make lifestyle choices while we are young that will reduce the lilihood of a heart attack when we are older.
Hypertension can damage your body in many ways and, left uncontrolled, you can most certainly have a fatal heart attack.
This term refers to a decrease in a blood supply to the heart, this can be caused by athrosclerosis, a hardening of the arteries that supply the heart with blood. It is potentially fatal and should be evaluated by a cardiologist.
Heart attacks are not universally fatal. There is no rule about how long one can go without treatment before death. Some people have small heart attacks without being aware they had one.
If the disease further damages heart valves, symptoms may occur for years after initial treatment. Sometimes, endocarditis can result in heart or renal failure. If untreated, it can be fatal.
The Range Rider - 1951 The Fatal Bullet - 2.3 was released on: USA: 1951
The Range Rider - 1951 The Fatal Bullet 2-3 was released on: USA: 1951
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I don't know who he is, but bullet wounds to the heart are survivable if the bullet doesn't do enough damage.
no it is not
Can a baby have a blow heart? and what is a blow heart?
Yes, it's quite possible to survive from bullet wounds at any time including the 1920's, it all depends what injury the bullet causes, a flesh wound in the arm, leg, buttocks etc. is not usually fatal, if the bullet hits a vital organ such as the heart or brain, causes serious internal injuries or the wound becomes infected then you are in trouble.
Yes- depending on the injury caused by the bullet. Not every gun shot is a fatal shot. However, any gunshot CAN be a fatal one. People can die at once, or at a later time from the injury, or from infection that results from the wound.
I can't think of any fatal mistakes, he was an excellent pilot, and was killed by pure chance from a rifle bullet fired from the ground.
Sometimes. Not always.
Need more information, like: 1- Where on the body did the bullet hit? 2- What was the bullet's trajectory? 3- What caliber was the bullet? A shot to the head in which both hemispheres of the brain are damaged will probably be fatal, eventually. If the brainstem is intact, heart & breathing can continue for quite a while. If the brainstem is damaged, heart rate & breathing will likely stop. Cells in the body will begin dying within minutes. A shot to the heart/aorta/pulmonary artery could take a few minutes to lose consciousness. Several more minutes to exsanguinate (bleed out). A wound to the arm or leg that misses a major artery may not be fatal. Infection could kill several weeks after the gunshot.