61.   Through CPR, bystanders can buy precious time for cardiac patients by artificially propelling blood to vital organs until a normal heart rhythm is restored by a defibrillator.

62.   Three days later, doctors discovered that despite chemotherapy, the cancer had spread further, to all his vital organs.

63.   This, the researchers said, indicates that their vital organs stopped in a fraction of a second, less time than their conscious reaction time.

64.   To fight its symptoms, Kovarik needs an effective treatment to keep copper from accumulating in his body and destroying his vital organs.

65.   To preserve her as a mummy, her vital organs had been removed and replaced with moss and peat.

66.   TORSO IS VALUABLE The torso, including chest, thorax and abdomen, also would be extremely valuable because experts could examine the ribs and the vital organs.

67.   Vital organs, such as hearts, lungs and kidneys, are not considered tissue and are more strictly regulated.

68.   We delicately balance the delivery of drugs and gases with sophisticated monitoring to allow the brain and the heart and other vital organs to survive the trauma of surgery.

69.   When vital organs wear out and break down, the immune system stubbornly fights attempts to replace them.

70.   When the choice is between adding a mountain to the resume or keeping vital organs intact, the decision often is in favor of a U-turn.