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Pt remained unstable in regards to BP throughout the night (on multiple pressors BP monitor through art line) pt arrested in ICU in early am with ROSC within 3 minutes, pt would withdraw to pain but no other responses, pt transported out to larger hospital to be placed on ECMO.

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