On Routine Determinations of Arterial Tension in Operating Room and Clinic

HARVEY CUSHING

doi:10.1056/nejm190303051481002

March 5, 1903New England Journal of MedicineOpen Access

On Routine Determinations of Arterial Tension in Operating Room and Clinic

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Does artificial respiration, chest compressions, and intravenous adrenalin restore circulation and life in animals after asphyxia or electrocution?

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Does artificial respiration, chest compressions, and intravenous adrenalin restore circulation and life in animals after asphyxia or electrocution?

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Population

Animals (including dogs) subjected to asphyxia or electrocution (2300 volts alternating current) resulting in apparent death

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Intervention

Artificial respiration, rhythmic pressure upon the thorax over the heart, and administration of adrenalin in saline solution into the jugular vein

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Outcome

Restoration of conscious life, circulation, and respiration

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Early preclinical evidence demonstrating the efficacy of cardiopulmonary resuscitation combined with intravenous epinephrine in resuscitating animals from cardiac arrest.

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