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Asphyxia-Induced Cardiac Arrest Protocol

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Sutton R.M., Friess S.H., Bhalala U., Maltese M.R., Naim M.Y., Bratinov G., Niles D., Nadkarni V.M., Becker L.B, & Berg R.A. (2012). Hemodynamic Directed CPR Improves Short-term Survival from Asphyxia-Associated Cardiac Arrest. Resuscitation, 84(5), 696-701.

Publication 2012

1 doses Animals Arms Asphyxia Cardiac arrest Defibrillation Electrical Epinephrine Hemodynamic Injuries Intensive care Isoflurane Mechanical ventilation Oxygen Pentobarbital Post mortem examination Potassium chloride Pulse Resuscitation Survivors Systolic blood pressure Titration Vasopressin Vasopressor

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Other organizations : Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia University, Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania

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