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  • Former Member
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    "Cutting to the chase"? Right. So we may conclude that the cold water did not contribute to the man's death. He likely would have died during lunch. I think you missed the point. An autopsy will reveal if he had atherosclerosis and suffered a heart attack. But he may in fact have developed a lethal arrhythmia on the basis of cold water immersion, without a pre-existing cardiac condition.
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  • Former Member
    Former Member
    "Cutting to the chase"? Right. So we may conclude that the cold water did not contribute to the man's death. He likely would have died during lunch. I think you missed the point. An autopsy will reveal if he had atherosclerosis and suffered a heart attack. But he may in fact have developed a lethal arrhythmia on the basis of cold water immersion, without a pre-existing cardiac condition.
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