Brain Damage & Survival: Time After Cardiac Arrest Without Breathing
The answer is 4 min.
The human brain begins to experience irreparable damage after only four minutes without oxygen (also known as clinical death). After this point, a patient who experiences cardiac arrest or another condition causing breathing cessation has little chance of surviving, let alone of achieving a good functional recovery or outcome.
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