英语翻译During the pilot phase in one of the hospitals,a coronar

英语翻译
During the pilot phase in one of the hospitals,a coronary-care-unit nurse reported a veridical out-of-body experience of a resuscitated patient:
During a night shift an ambulance brings in a 44-year-old cyanotic,comatose man into the coronary care unit.He had been found about an hour before in a meadow by passers-by.After admission,he receives artificial respiration without intubation,while heart massage and defibrillation are also applied.When we want to intubate the patient,he turns out to have dentures in his mouth.I remove these upper dentures and put them onto the 'crash car'.Meanwhile,we continue extensive CPR.After about an hour and a half the patient has sufficient heart rhythm and blood pressure,but he is still ventilated and intubated,and he is still comatose.He is transferred to the intensive care unit to continue the necessary artificial respiration.Only after more than a week do I meet again with the patient,who is by now back on the cardiac ward.I distribute his medication.The moment he sees me he says:'Oh,that nurse knows where my dentures are'.I am very surprised.Then he elucidates:'Yes,you were there when I was brought into hospital and you took my dentures out of my mouth and put them onto that car,it had all these bottles on it and there was this sliding drawer underneath and there you put my teeth.'
I was especially amazed because I remembered this happening while the man was in deep coma and in the process of CPR.When I asked further,it appeared the man had seen himself lying in bed,that he had perceived from above how nurses and doctors had been busy with CPR.He was also able to describe correctly and in detail the small room in which he had been resuscitated as well as the appearance of those present like myself.At the time that he observed the situation he had been very much afraid that we would stop CPR and that he would die.And it is true that we had been very negative about the patient's prognosis due to his very poor medical condition when admitted.The patient tells me that he desperately and unsuccessfully tried to make it clear to us that he was still alive and that we should continue CPR.He is deeply impressed by his experience and says he is no longer afraid of death.4 weeks later he left hospital as a healthy man."

在她在这家医院实习期间,这位在冠心病监护室（coronary-care-unit ,CCU,我下面用“CCU”代替这个词）工作的护士报告了一位被成功复苏患者的“灵魂出窍”的真实经历（在这里“out-of-body”指的是精神离开肉体,仿佛能从其他视角观察自己身体的状态,我暂时翻译成“灵魂出窍”）.
一次夜班时,急救车送来了一位44岁,伴有紫绀且无意识的患者,他很快被送进了CCU.在一小时前一个过路人发现他倒在草地上.在进入CCU后,他接受了无创通气（就是那个不插管的人工呼吸……）、心脏按压和除颤.当我们想给他插管时,我们发现他的嘴里装有假牙.于是我取下了上排的假牙,并把它放在了推车上.同时,我们继续进一步实施心肺复苏（CPR).在大概一个半小时后,这位患者出现了有效的心律和血压,但他还是不得不继续接受插管通气,且并没有恢复意识.然后,他被转送到重症监护室（intensive care unit ,ICU）继续接受必需的通气治疗.仅仅在一周之后,我又见到了这位病人,那时他已经被转到心脏科的普通病房了.我正分药给他.他一看到我就说：“哦~这位护士知道我的假牙在哪儿.”我感到非常惊讶.他又接着说：“是啊,我被送到医院的时候你在场,是你取下我的假牙并把它放在了推车上,那个推车上有很多瓶子,下面有抽屉,那就是你放假牙的地方.”
我实在是太惊讶了,因为我记得这一切都发生在那位患者深度昏迷并正在接受CPR的时候.当我再进一步询问这件事时,他告诉我那就好像是他从上面观察到自己躺在床上,而医生和护士都在忙着做CPR.而且他能准确地描述当时那个小房间里的细节和在场的人,包括我自己.那个时候,当他看到这种情形时,他感到十分害怕,他怕我们会放弃CPR,怕自己会死.确实,当他刚被送来时,因为他的情况很糟,我们对他的预后没抱什么希望.这位患者告诉我,那时,他拼命地想让我们知道他还活着,而我们应该继续CPR,但是失败了.他的这次经历给了他极为深刻的印象,他说他已经不再惧怕死亡.四周之后他就痊愈出院了.
终于写完了……这是一个相当诡异的故事……
为了语句连贯,有一部分我用了意译,可以说——我已经尽力了~
他们居然能坚持抢救一个半小时,真强悍……其实心搏停止基本上抢救半个小时没反应就可以放弃的,因为这时复苏成功率已经小于百分之一.