PMID: 9193984May 1, 1997Paper

Cardiopulmonary resuscitation following profound immersion hypothermia

Journal of Accident & Emergency Medicine
D J SteedmanC Campanella

Abstract

A case is presented in which prolonged resuscitation and rewarming was performed following post-rescue cardiopulmonary arrest in severe immersion hypothermia. The rescue and resuscitation techniques necessary to optimise outcome in such cases are described.

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