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Examine the underlying mechanisms responsible for cardiac arrest in surgical settings and assess the historical emphasis on emergency intervention versus preventative strategies.

April 1, 1952Archives of Surgery

Cardiac Arrest

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LRL. CORSAN REIDNew York University

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Highlights the need for greater focus on the mechanisms and prevention of cardiac arrest in the operating room.

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Examine the underlying mechanisms responsible for cardiac arrest in surgical settings and assess the historical emphasis on emergency intervention versus preventative strategies.
Narrative review of contemporary surgical literature and reported interventions for sudden intraoperative cardiac arrest.
Qualitative evaluation of procedural rescue success alongside reported data on cardiac arrest etiology and prevention.
Demonstrates that technical procedures designed to reverse sudden intraoperative cardiac arrest are frequently successful in emergency practice.
Identifies a persistent lack of structured mechanistic research addressing the primary physiological triggers and prevention of cardiac arrest.

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L. CORSAN REID (1952) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a72c181febe604dd70ac212 https://doi.org/10.1001/archsurg.1952.01260010425001

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