American expat James Lockhart found dead in Siem Reap., Cambodia
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American expat James Lockhart found dead in Siem Reap., Cambodia
36 year old US passport holder, James Hatfield Lockhart, was found dead in his Siem Reap hotel room on 4 April 2017. He had checked into the Prince d'Angkor hotel on 29 March.
It is reported that the deceased was an expat living in Phnom Penh. Police give the cause of death as fainting.
RIP
http://www.rasmeinews.com/local/NWM1NDA3Yz/22
It is reported that the deceased was an expat living in Phnom Penh. Police give the cause of death as fainting.
RIP
http://www.rasmeinews.com/local/NWM1NDA3Yz/22
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Re: US expat, James Lockhart, found dead in Siem Reap.
Actually this is not as silly as it may sound:CEOCambodiaNews wrote: ↑Thu Apr 06, 2017 11:22 am the deceased was an expat living in Phnom Penh. Police give the cause of death as fainting.
http://www.rasmeinews.com/local/NWM1NDA3Yz/22
Every year more than 200,000 people are hospitalised after suffering a sudden blackout and fall. Usually it's assumed they've fallen because they're old and frail. Others end up being diagnosed with epilepsy. But often the real cause is actually an arrhythmia - where the heart beats either too slow or too fast. This causes a lack of blood flow to the brain and temporary loss of consciousness, known as a syncope. It is a deeply worrying problem, as an untreated arrhythmia, while also extremely debilitating, can lead to sudden cardiac death.
Dr Fitzpatrick's own research suggests up to half of those who suffer from blackouts actually have a heart problem, including arrhythmias. http://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/artic ... ition.html
If you suffer from fainting go and get an ECG checkup!
Diagnosis and management of patients with blackouts, Adam P Fitzpatrick and Paul Cooper
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1860900/
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