What are your typical recommendations for when a patient can return to work following a cardiac arrest, considering the variation in neurological recovery and the potential ramifications based on the type of job?
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Cardiology · Lankenau Heart Group
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Impossible to answer categorically. As the question implies, there are so many variables, including the nature of the job, physical demands, patient age, co-morbidities, and extent of neurological and psychological recovery. The latter may be the most important since return to work may be helpful or...
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