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The decision whether or not to resuscitate an individual is a difficult one, both for the physician and the patient. With that in mind, the author addresses four possible indications for a DNR order--futility of treatment, poor quality of life, patient refusal, and cost--and offers objective guidelines for determining the risk/benefit ratio of CPR for any given patient.
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