In this pioneering study of patients who survived shock so severe that their treatment was once thought to be futile, our group demonstrated that their long-term outcomes were reasonable. While they had residual physical disability, their mental/emotional outcomes were similar to population norms.
    
Samuel Brown—physician leader, medical researcher, and cultural historian—is Professor of Medicine at Intermountain Medical Center/University of Utah Trained at Harvard College and Harvard Medical School, Dr. Brown researches and writes at the interfaces among medicine, religion, culture, and history. 
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