What is sudden death and what does sudden death mean?

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Sudden death was defined by the International College of Cardiology in 1979, the American Heart Association, and the World Health Organization in 1970 as unintentional death that occurs immediately after the onset of acute symptoms or within 24 hours of the situation. At present, most scholars tend to limit the time of sudden death to 1 hour of onset.

It is characterized by three characteristics: sudden death, unexpected death, natural death or non-violent death.

There are many causes of death, and many of them cannot be explained by current medicine.

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Death immediately at the onset of illness or sudden death at all.

Sudden death due to unintended causes.

In many news, it is often reported that someone died suddenly, what does this sudden death mean? And how should this sudden death be defined? Let's find out.

Sudden death is the sudden death of a person who is normally in good health or appears to be healthy due to a natural illness in an unexpectedly short period of time.

There is no accepted uniform standard for quantifying the time from onset to death before it can be recognized as sudden death, but some people believe that the time from onset to death is within 1 hour, 6 hours, 12 hours and 24 hours, and some people believe that it also includes death within 48 hours.

The World Health Organization considers the time to be within 6 hours, but this is only a statement. At present, it is recognized that most people who die within 1 hour of onset are sudden cardiac death.

If the patient is not dead, it cannot be recognized as sudden death. Sudden death is a definitive diagnosis, a definitive conclusion. Therefore, sudden death is a disease that can only be prevented, not **, and any condition that can **even** or is successfully resuscitated cannot be called sudden death.

The patient dies of natural causes, that is, due to a disease of his own, and the death is caused by internal factors in the patient's body. It is not due to external factors of the patient's body, not to drowning, electric shock, self-hanging, poisoning, low temperature, high temperature, violence, blood loss, trauma, anesthesia, surgery and other unnatural causes.

Sudden death occurs suddenly, and the timing of its occurrence is unpredictable, which means that the patient does not show signs of imminent death, so no one thinks that the patient is going to die, but the death does. Therefore, any foreseeable death is not considered a sudden death.