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Resuscitation, 21 (1991) 305—306 Elsevier Scientific Publishers Ireland Ltd. Contents Volume 21 (1991) Editorial M.P. Anstadt, Direct mechanical ventricular actuation: A revie *. G.L. Anstadt and J.E. Lowe G. Ivanov Spectral analysis of the ECG in patients during terminal state and in the postresuscitation period M.A. Seraj, A.B. Channa, Are heat stroke patients fluid depleted? Importance of S.S. Al Harthi, monitoring central venous pressure as a simple guideline for F.M. Khan, A. Zafrullah fluid therapy and A.H. Samarkandi B.J. O’Neil, G.S. Krause Thymine glycols and pyrimidine dimers in brain DNA dur- and B.C. White ing post-ischemic reperfusion J. Savic, V.M. Varagic, The life-saving effect of physostigmine in haemorrhagic Dj. Prokic, S. Vujnov, shock M. Prostran, G. Zunié, D. Stanimirovi¢ and M. Rastovac-Bogdanovic T. Kato Relation between blood viscosity and hematocrit in rabbits subjected to repeated treatment with endotoxin W. Kaye, S.F. Rallis, The problem of poor retention of cardiopulmonary skills M.E. Mancini, may lie with the instructor, not the learner or the curriculum K.C. Linhares, M.L. Angell, D.S. Donovan, N.C. Zajano and J.A. Finger V.L. Kozhura, Metabolic and uitrastructural characteristics of biosynthetic Zh. V. Solov’eva, processes in the cerebral cortex at 3 months following a pro- I.S. Novoderzhkina and longed hemorrhagic shock N.V. Smirnova Letters to the Editor Literature of resuscitation J. Eldor and Review Article D.Z.N. Frankel Intra-anesthetic awareness 306 M. Angelos, P. Safar A comparison of cardiopulmonary resuscitation with 121 and H. Reich cardiopulmonary bypass after prolonged cardiac arrest in dogs. Reperfusion pressures and neurologic recovery G. Schlag, H. Redl The cell in shock: the origin of multiple organ failure 137 and S. Hallstr6m V.T. Dolgikh, Functional metabolic heart impairment after acute lethal 181] P.Z. Meerson, hemorrhage followed by resuscitation V.E. Merginsky, V.V. Rusakov and O.V. Korpacheva A. Tateishi, M.S. Scheller, Failure of nimodipine to improve neurologic outcome after 191 J.C. Drummond, eighteen minutes of cardiac arrest in the cat M.H. Zornow, M.R. Grafe, J.E. Fleischer and H.M. Shapiro C.M. Dunham, The rapid infusion system: a superior method for the 207 H. Belzberg, R. Lyles, resuscitation of hypovolemic trauma patients L. Weireter, D. Skurdal, G. Sullivan, T. Esposito and M. Namini P.A. Calle, M.G. Bogaert, Nimodipine decreases resuscitability in a cardiopulmonary 229 L. De Ridder and arrest model in the rat W.A. Buylaert M.A. Varat, P. Jetty, Effects of alternate routes of epinephrine delivery in 239 E.A. Michelson and experimental bradycardia-hypotension S.M. Schneider M.J. McGlew, P. Safar A simple survival model of volume-controlled hemorrhagic 247 and P. Stremple shock in awake rats D. Crippen, P. Safar, Dying pattern in volume-controlled hemorrhagic shock in 259 C. Snyder and L. Porter awake rats D. Crippen, P. Safar, Improved survival of hemorrhagic shock with oxygen and 271 L. Porter and J. Zona hypothermia in rats C. Torp-Pedersen, Sudden cardiac arrest outside the hospital — value of 283 E.B. Madsen and defibrillators in ambulances A. Pedersen J. Eldor, O. Olsha and Case Report 289 A. Farkas Over-transfusion ascites Letter to the Editor 293 Literature of resuscitation 295 Subject Index 299 Author Index 303 Volume Contents 305