Abstract

The diagnosis of unexplained cardiac arrest could soon become obsolete, as so-called molecular autopsy can now be used to identify its underlying causes. The current view of this subject is discussed, and some personal opinions are presented on the assessment of survivors of sudden cardiac arrest and relatives of individuals who do not survive.

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