Titlebook: Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation; Joseph P. Ornato,Mary Ann Peberdy Book 2005 Humana Press 2005 Bypass.Defibrillation.electrophysiology.ethic

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History of the Science of Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation, life itself. To speak of the science of resuscitation one must begin where science begins. And there is no more crucial ingredient to science than the scientific method—a key achievement of the Enlightenment. The intellectual giants of the Enlightenment claimed that the world could best be understo

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Public Access Defibrillation,d provided by batteries. In 1966, J. Frank Pantridge and John Geddes developed the world’s first mobile intensive care unit (MICU) in Belfast, Northern Ireland, as a way to bring early advanced medical care to patients with cardiac emergencies (.). In 1969, William Grace established the first MICU i

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Therapeutic Hypothermia in the Treatment of Cardiac Arrest,t. Postarrest cooling to 32 to 33°C was found to be protective in recent human CA trials, induced by applying cooling blankets in the subset of CA patients having return of spontaneous circulation (ROSC) who remained unresponsive (.,.). The goal of this hypothermia was to prevent neurologic injury a

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Pharmacological Resuscitation Interventions,the basis for the use of vasopressor agents, especially α-adrenergic agents. Quite distinct, however, is immediate postresuscitation management, which has as a primary goal the mitigation of postresuscitation myocardial failure. Pharmacological interventions are designed to improve myocardial systol

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