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...might expect, if the tear occurs close to the heart, death can occur in minutes. Indeed, half of all patients who suffer this kind of aortic catastrophe die within 24 hours. "The key is to make the diagnosis," says Dr. Michael Deeb, a cardiac surgeon at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor. The pain of aortic dissection is often mistaken for that of a heart attack. But if the dissection is detected in time and there's no damage to other organs in the body, surgeons can successfully replace the torn section of aorta with a synthetic graft...
...Castellanos had to get out of a one-out jam to end it. After getting Danny Hughes to fly out to center, with a man on third (Wiginton tagged up on the fly out) and two outs, Castellanos came back from a 3-0 count to get Robert Deeb to line out to Farkes for the final...
Senior Ryan Tsujikawa (1-2) made a brief appearance in the bottom of the 11th, getting Rob Deeb to fly out to end the inning. Jason Brown, who had been lights out during last Wednesday against Boston College in the Beanpot, pitched a hitless 12th for the save. He and Morgan Brown shut down the Bears in extra innings—although Morgan’s outing was a more adventurous...
...when Matt Kutler tried to steal second on the pitch, sophomore catcher Schuyler Mann threw a perfect back to the infield to catch Kutler in a rundown. With Wallace pursuing Kutler on the basepaths, Brown’s Rob Deeb attempted to score, and Wallace threw home to get the runner...
...game playoff for the Red Rolfe title. Led by junior outfielder Matt Kutler—an Ivy Player of the Year candidate—the Bears are looking for revenge. A young but talented infield, highlighted by sophomore third baseman Jeff Nichols and junior second baseman Rob Deeb, should help Kutler anchor a solid offense. Senior Dan Spring will anchor the bull pen, but the Bears will miss right hander Jonathan Stern, last season’s Ivy Co-Pitcher of the Year...