Preceding retrospective studies do not support the routine clinical use of corticosteroids in cardiac arrest. However, the more recent elucidation of the pathophysiology of the postcardiac arrest syndrome has provided clear clinical targets for certain well-established pharmacological actions of the ...
Potential cardiac arrest - an observational study of pre-hospital medical responseEmergency medical servicesgeneral practicegeneral practitionerNorwaypre-hospital emergency careprimary health careresuscitationA previous study showed that Norwegian GPs on call attended around 40% of out-of-hospital medical ...
cisplatin resistance poses a significant challenge to achieving optimal therapeutic outcomes in patients undergoing chemotherapy for lung cancer. Natural products have gained prominence as a valuable adjunct in the comprehensive treatment of various malignancies. Besides, natural products have been shown to p...
cisplatin resistance poses a significant challenge to achieving optimal therapeutic outcomes in patients undergoing chemotherapy for lung cancer. Natural products have gained prominence as a valuable adjunct in the comprehensive treatment of various malignancies. Besides, natural products have been shown to p...
The severity, extent, and short-term vs long-term cardiovascular effects of COVID-19, along with the effect of specific treatments are not yet known, and are subject to close scrutiny and investigation. Importantly, during most influenza epidemics, more patients die of cardiovascular causes than ...
This article describes the results of an interview study on the ethical issues related to treating cardiac arrest in potential organ donors in Denmark. The medical background and the Danish guidelines relevant to the issue are described. The results from the interview study are then summarized and...
As in skeletal muscle, a cardiac action potential is created when the cell is depolarized to the threshold voltage for opening the voltage-gated Na+ channels. The resulting sudden increase in Na+ permeability (label d) allows a rapid influx of extracellular Na+ into the cell, which causes th...
Cardiac arrest (CA) causes hippocampal neuronal death that frequently leads to severe loss of memory function in survivors. No specific treatment is availa... Jianming,Wang,Tetsuhiro,... - 《Journal of Cerebral Blood Flow & Metabolism》 被引量: 18发表: 2013年 加载更多来源...
Determination of cardiac glycosides A drop of FeCl3solution was added after each of the two experimental stock solutions (2 mL) had been treated with 1 mL of glacial acetic acid. Then, 2 mL of concentrated H2SO4was added to the reaction mixture. The development of a brown ring was positive...
Factors predicting survival included initial rhythm and arrest-to-first-shock interval. The survival rate of 1.6% is low by world standards. To improve the survival rates of people with out-of-hospital cardiac arrest, the arrest-to-call interval must be reduced and the frequency of bystander ...