Central Denmark Emergency Vehicles Adopt New Procedure to Increase Cardiac Arrest Survival Rate - The Copenhagen Post
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The pre-hospital in the Central Denmark Region is one of the first to be able to measure patients' blood pressure in the ambulances.
Central Denmark emergency vehicles adopt new procedure to increase cardiac arrest survival rate - The Copenhagen Post
Seven emergency medical vehicles in Denmark’s Central Denmark Region will begin using direct blood pressure monitoring during cardiopulmonary resuscitation, or CPR. The regional prehospital emergency service said the method could help staff adjust chest compressions and improve survival after cardiac arrests outside hospitals. “With blood pressure measurements, we get a better idea of whether the […]
The pre-hospital in the Central Denmark Region is introducing a new method where emergency ambulances can measure blood pressure during cardiopulmonary resuscitation, the region writes in a press release. It will try to increase the number of survivors, as it gives doctors the opportunity to see whether the heart massage is working and adjust the treatment to the individual patient. The method is among the first of its kind in the world. - In se…
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