Rates of survival and complete physiological recovery following in-hospital cardiac arrest are poor in all age groups. For example, fewer than 20% of adult patients having an in-hospital cardiac arrest will survive to go home. Cardiac arrest is rare in both pregnant women and children, but outcomes after in-hospital arrest are also poor. Preventative strategies for each of these groups will be ...

background: hydrogen sulfide (h2s) suicides have been frequent in japan in recent years. this study was performed to describe the epidemiologic profile of an outbreak of h2s suicides in japan. methods: in september 2008, questionnaires about patients involved in h2s suicides were sent to 250 hospitals in japan. data collected from each patient included gender, age, clinical manifestations, date...

The aim was to evaluate the technical-scientific skills and competences of nursing team during a cardiopulmonary arrest using Objective Structured Clinical Examination. Descriptive quantitative study, carried out in municipal hospital Rio de Janeiro with 20 professionals - 11 from internal medicine nine cardiology. For data collection, pre-test closed questions Examination, previously elaborate...

Cardiac arrest is the incapability of heart to pump blood efficiently essential organs frame consisting lungs, brain, etc. ensuing in lack cognizance and breathing. takes place whilst coronary stops beating. likewise referred as cardiopulmonary (CPA) or circulatory arrest. It a main purpose loss life worldwide. isn't like attack. Heart attack an artery wearing oxygen-rich selected vicinity bloc...

The studies on In-Hospital Cardiac Arrest are limited by the fact that most of them carried out for patient admitted in ICU. Particularly ward patients, there lies a big void literature and hence this research study was undertaken order to clinical outcome in-hospital cardiac arrest patients ward. A hospital based observational among 119 evaluate presented Deenanath Mangeshkar Hospital & Re...

Patients with poor-grade subarachnoid hemorrhage have a very poor prognosis, especially those cardiopulmonary arrest and/or bilateral dilated pupils. Therapeutic indications for patients vary depending on the institution; however, we perform clipping or coil embolization in these if their vital signs are stable at time of admission. In this study, summarize outcomes 31 seen between January 2015...

BACKGROUND The exact survival rates and markers of survival after postoperative cardiac arrest in children with congenital heart abnormalities are unknown. METHODS In this one-year study, we identified children younger than seven years of age with postoperative cardiac arrest in our pediatric cardiac intensive care unit database. Parameters from perioperative, pre-arrest, and resuscitation pe...