The utility of cardiac sonography and capnography in predicting outcome in cardiac arrest
Abstract Emergency physicians and intensivists are increasingly utilizing capnography and bedside echocardiography during medical resuscitations. These techniques have shown promise in predicting outcomes in cardiac arrest, and no cases of return of spontaneous circulation in the setting of sonograp...
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