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Vatican spokesman Joaquin Navarro-Valls announced on Friday that following a urinary infection, the pontiff had gone into a state of septic shock and cardiocirculatory collapse.
The Pope's Diagnosis 2007
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JPII has suffered "cardiocirculatory collapse and shock" »
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GUPTA: Sort of one spectrum, same spectrum, different things, when someone is in septic shock, developing septic shock, one of the problems that occurs is that there is cardiocirculatory collapse.
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HEMMER: Is that different, Sanjay, from what the Vatican terms here cardiocirculatory collapse?
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Basically, they said the immediate cause of death was septic shock and cardiocirculatory collapse.
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But during the course of the day, we heard first that the pope was in very grave condition, that he suffered a cardiocirculatory collapse overnight.
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You'll recall that early this morning we got word of the pope's cardiocirculatory collapse in the form of shock that he has experienced.
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You know, we all heard about that early this morning, cardiocirculatory collapse.
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Henderson continued this exploration of cardiocirculatory patterns1, to which their complete studies of the respiratory function of the blood constituted an important contribution.
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The heart in chronic pulmonary disease is at a crossroads, itself a consequence of both pulmonary and cardiocirculatory disturbances.
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