instructions, Fenem, New York), but, given the circumstances in which it would most rewardingly be used-cardiac arrests, resuscitation on the ward or in the emergency room, and resuscitation outside hospital by paramedical staff-this is not enough.The device has been shown to be ineffective when wet2; when very cold; when contaminated with lignocaine, atropine, adrenaline, or bicarbonate
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F E Bruckner (1991) studied this question.
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