As was mentioned, you need to finish on a double OR with the bullseye.

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What a leg of darts though, absolutely mental

Was there a dart throwing prophecy that I didn’t know about?

He had the worst fucking attorney.

>They’re going to try to bring him out of the coma, turn the ventilator off, he tries to breathe with it still in his throat, if it fails they turn it back on and put him back out?

without getting technical, yes, pretty much.

Idk look at him. Looks like a dart guy to me. Simple make him champ.

doctor explains

https://youtu.be/H-G9mziXL9w

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That's a good reason.

Yes, the same legal theory underpinning Nic Cage’s long conviction in Con-Air. Fair is fair

Destiny seems like a bit of embellishment when talking about a bar game

Two Michaels enter, one Michael leaves

Who do you think you are I am!?

Yes, it is the least amount of darts needed to come a 501 leg. What made this one great was that both players had 6 perfect darts to start the leg, Van Gerwen missed the Double 12 needed to win the leg and Smith came up and completed his right after.

9 pump chump

The Bully Boy. After last year's disappointment. Amazing. Bravo, sir.

Yeah 9 darts is the minimum. In essence, Smith threw 9 perfect darts in a row, and MVG threw 8.

That I know of, 2 players being on 9 darters and only 1 dart missing has never happened before until tonight.

It was really early on in the game, so no way to know for sure how definitive it was - but he broke MVG’s throw (he won the leg in which he threw second so he was at a disadvantage) and he needed to do so to win the set.

You have to finish on a double

I dont follow darts but sounds like he's very naturally talented and many people pegged him to be one of the greats but he's come up short several times in the big moment but has now won 2 big ones including This world's recently.

Never really followed darts. Are 9 darts the minimum amount of darts you can throw in a leg to win it? Was it like a the perfect performance at the most clutch time imaginable type of thing?

Why did he go for double 8 at the end instead of single 16?

She's so brave /s

I’ll try and answer your questions

So, they induce therapeutic hypothermia in cardiac arrest with ROSC to help preserve brain function and decrease oxygen demand and inflammation by the neural tissues. The old protocol we used was the patient was intubated on the ventilator sedated and chemically paralyzed to reduce oxygen demand. Remember everything at this point is about preservation of tissues. So we would start cooking and after target temp is reached we let the patient stay at that temp 24ish hours. Afterwards we started the warming process. It’s slow because the warming causes potassium to exit the cell and too fast warming can cause arrhythmias. Once the patient is warmed they assess neurological function (follows commands, brain stem reflexes, ect)

A medically induced coma requires a breathing tube, ventilator, and medications for sedation because a ET tube (tube down the windpipe) is stimulating to the majority of people. After a deemed amount of time the sedation is shut off and the assess the patients neurological function. If they can breath on their own with minimal machine assistance generally they can protect their own airway and the tube can be removed. If the sedation is shut off and the patient does nothing (follows commands, take a deep breath) then the tube stays in place. This typical will be in for 2 weeks before they talk about doing a tracheostomy.