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Whether or not he will be rapidly weanable from the ventilator, but there is no plan to get him off the ventilator before the
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Generally, they must be younger than 75 years old, require multiple drugs to increase the strength of contractions of their heart muscle to support life, are not treatable by a mechanical device that assists with the pumping action for the lower left chamber of the heart to sustain life for long term therapy, and are not weanable from biventricular support if on such support.
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