Original contributionOptimum position for external cardiac compression in infants and young children
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2021, ResuscitationCitation Excerpt :In the most recent systematic review, no studies reporting critical outcomes such as favourable neurologic outcome, survival, or ROSC were identified. Three very-low-certainty studies investigated effect of hand position on physiological end points.30–32 One crossover study in 17 adults with prolonged resuscitation from non-traumatic cardiac arrest documented improved peak arterial pressure during compression systole and ETCO2 when compressions were performed over the lower third of the sternum compared with the centre of the chest.31
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This study was supported by RPC Grant #1387 of The Cleveland Clinic Foundation.
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