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December 24, 1949JAMA

Cardiac Arrest During Anesthesia and Surgery

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Key result

The authors suggest that surgeons and anesthetists should be trained in resuscitation procedures for patients experiencing cardiac arrest during anesthesia and surgery.

Population

Patients who experience cardiac arrest in the operating room before, during, or after surgery and anesthesia

Design

Other

Authors

CBClaude S. BeckHarvard University

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Implication

May support perioperative resuscitation training; leaves open optimal implementation and outcome benefits.

Structured PICO

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Population
Patients who experience cardiac arrest (described as a breakdown in the oxygen system) in the operating room before, during, or after surgery and anesthesia
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Intervention
Resuscitation procedure and special apparatus

The presentation advocates for mandatory knowledge of resuscitation procedures for surgeons and anesthetists to manage intraoperative cardiac arrest.

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Claude S. Beck (1949) studied Cardiac arrest during anesthesia and surgery. Resuscitation procedure was evaluated. The authors suggest that surgeons and anesthetists should be trained in resuscitation procedures for patients experiencing cardiac arrest during anesthesia and surgery.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6aa12df6072d92f991443973https://doi.org/10.1001/jama.1949.02910170032008
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