To the Editor: In their cohort study, Dr Chan and colleagues examined the disparity in outcomes after in-hospital cardiac arrest on the basis of race.
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E-CPR has been reported as a promising option for improving survival rate after cardiopulmonary arrest (8–18). However, a randomized trial of ECMO is extremely difficult considering the emergent nature of inhospital cardiac arrest. Show abstract Post-cardiac arrest syndrome: Epidemiology, ...
The Institute of Medicine reports that sudden cardiac arrest has only a six percent survival rate in all U.S. cases that occur outside the hospital. CBS News "And even in the chance, unfortunately that the person dies, that the resuscitation is not successful -- and I've been in that...
Before the pandemic, the rate of overall out-of-hospital survival-to-hospital discharge was nearly 10%. The cardiac arrest survival rate varied across communities: in those with mostly Black and Hispanic residents, it was about 8%; and in multi-race communities, it was close to 11%, compare...
Objective: The purpose of this study is to: 1) describe a newly discovered mechanism of blood flow to the brain during cardiopulmonary resuscitation using the impedance threshold device in a piglet model of cardiac arrest and 2) describe the survival benefits in humans of applying all of the hi...
Five of the 10 deaths resulted from recurrent cardiac arrest and 1 was a noncardiac death. There was a high rate of recurrence of cardiac arrest in the first year following resuscitation, especially among the cardiomyopathy patients. 展开
BACKGROUND: The standard of practice in hospitals in the United States is to perform cardiopulmonary resuscitation on all patients who suffer a cardiac arrest unless a specific order has been written to the contrary. In recent decades, however, data showing a low rate of survival to discharge un...
Out of 121 patients, 46 survived the initial arrest, but only 13 (11 percent) survived to leave the hospital. The patient's age or sex were not predictors of survival to leave the hospital. Patients who were living independently prior to hospitalization had a higher survival rate (19 ...
Their analysis of 6,945 cardiac arrests in 41 states found: The rate of out-of-hospital cardiac arrest in Black children was more than four times higher (15.5 per 100,000) than in white (3.8 per 100,000) or Hispanic (3.3 per 100,000) children. The majority of out-of-hospital cardiac...