Haemodynamic monitoring during cardiac arrest: a systematic review of diastolic blood pressure and coronary perfusion pressure

Key Points

• Coronary perfusion pressure was significantly associated with favourable outcomes during cardiac arrest, indicating its important role.
• Diastolic blood pressure levels were consistently correlated; median values showed crucial thresholds for effective resuscitation.
• Systematic review synthesized data from numerous studies to address haemodynamic metrics in cardiac arrest scenarios across varying contexts.
• Supports the clinical need for improved haemodynamic monitoring strategies, emphasizing potential for better survival rates.

Abstract