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Israeli Woman Survives Cardiac Arrest After Collapsing on Tel Aviv Bus Stop
A 66-year-old woman in Tel Aviv suffered cardiac arrest after leaving a bus and was revived by MDA paramedics with a defibrillator shock before being hospitalized in stable condition.
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What happened
- 01A 66-year-old woman collapsed from cardiac arrest after exiting a bus on Rothschild Boulevard, Tel Aviv.
- 02MDA teams found her without pulse or breathing and administered an electric shock to restart her heart.
- 03She was transported to Ichilov Medical Center and admitted directly to the catheterization lab in stable condition.
- 04During ambulance transport, the woman regained consciousness, showing further improvement.
- 05The rescue involved coordinated efforts from rapid response teams, paramedics, and hospital cardiologists.
- 06MDA volunteers and hospital staff praised the case as a successful example of the survival chain in action.
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