oregonlive.com 论坛上有个以前在急诊室工作过的人现身说法 以他的专业分析 Aldridge 的状况 他的重点是 那天他心律不整的现象99%来自脱水 而不是什麽心脏的毛病 然後另外一篇文章有引述Pritchard的话说 本来要去洛杉矶做的检查已经取消了 不过还是会在波特兰这里继续做检查 礼拜一的检查後情况就会比较明朗了 不过我想这些都不重要 关键是看 KP 黑暗兵法要用到什麽时候XD I worked graveyards at a local hospital ER doing EKGs when I was in college. I've seen many cases of heart arrhythmias. Since I don't believe LMA has ever done Cocaine, Crank or Speed (which is the leading cause for someone his age) the next thing to look at is body chemistry imbalance or dehydration. Genetic heart defect is very VERY unlikely. Hopefully they captured a print out of his rapid heart beat but they may not have. There is a strong chance that it was normal by the time he reached the hospital. If they only have a normal EKG reading from his ER visit and the normal reading from the monitor then that would make it inconclusive to the cause of his rapid heart rate. If his labs came back showing normal potassium levels in his blood then that would leave the doctors back at step one trying to diagnose the cause of the rapid heart rate. Most likely LMA is going to LA to have an gated MRI based stress test which is an amazing thing to have done. It will show the chambers of the heart beating in real time under stress like if you had removed his heart and were watching it beat on a table in front of you. Once again, it's 99% most likely that it was from dehydration but increasing sodium in ones diet can have disastrous effects also. They are not looking to see if he has a bad heart. If he did it would have shown up way before now in many many clear cut signs. They are looking at body chemistry to see if any medication or dietary changes or additions need to occur. It's a body chemistry vs a physical problem. We've come a long way since the days of giving athletes salt tablets, telling them to drink more water and to hurry up and get their arse back on the court. --

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