Open chest selective aortic arch perfusion vs open cardiac massage as a means of perfusion during in exsanguination cardiac arrest: a comparison of coronary hemodynamics in swine.

Jonathan J MorrisonHossam AbdouNeerav PatelEric LangMichael J RichmondTodd E RasmussenThomas M ScaleaJonathan J Morrison

Published in: European journal of trauma and emergency surgery : official publication of the European Trauma Society (2022)

OCSAAP generates favorable and potentially time-resistant pressure gradients when compared to those generated by OCM. Further investigation of the technique of OCSAAP is warranted, as it may have potential utility as a therapy during resuscitative thoracotomy (RT).

Keyphrases

cardiac arrest
minimally invasive
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coronary artery disease
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left ventricular
aortic valve replacement
magnetic resonance imaging
computed tomography
aortic stenosis
climate change
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