Resuscitation 1995: Vol 30 Table of Contents

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RESUSCITATION
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Resuscitation 30 (1995) 289-290
Volume contents
Volume 30 (1995)
In This Issue F. Xiao, P. Safar, H. Alexander (USA)
Preliminary experiments and review. Peri-
Clinical Studies toneal cooling for mild cerebral hypo-
thermia after cardiac arrest in dogs 51
B. Miller, L. Craddock, S. Hoffenberg, S. Heinz, D. E. Siemkowicz, A. Haider (Saudi Arabia)
Lefkowitz, M.L. Callender, C. Battaglia, C. Post-ischemic hypothermia ameliorates _ is-
Maines, D. Masick (USA) chemic brain damage but not post-ischemic
Pilot study of intravenous magnesium sul- audiogenic seizures in rats 61
fate in refractory cardiac arrest: safety data A. Takasu, K. Yagi, Y. Okada (Japan)
and recommendations for future studies Role of endothelin-1 in the failure of cere-
M. Kurose, K. Okamoto, T. Sato, I. Kukita, Y. bral circulation after complete global cere-
Shibata, K. Kikuta, H. Terasaki (Japan) bral ischemia 69
The determinant of severe cerebral dysfunc-
tion in patients undergoing emergency ERC Newsletter 75
extracorporeal life support following car- Literature of resuscitation 79
diopulmonary resuscitation 15 Announcements 87
K. Kokkinis, E. Papageorgiou (Greece, Sweden)
89
Failure of the laryngeal mask airway In This Issue
(LMA) to ventilate patients with severe Editorial 91
tracheal stenosis 21 Obituary 93
V.A. Negovsky, A.M. Gurvitch (Russian
Federation) Special Report
Post-resuscitation disease — a new noso-
logical entity. Its reality and _ significance 23 A. Zaritsky, V. Nadkarni, M.F. Hazinski, G. Foltin,
L. Quan, J. Wright, D. Fiser, D. Zideman, P.
Review Paper O’Malley, L. Chameides, R.O. Cummins (USA)
Recommended guidelines for uniform reporting
Alfio Bertolini (Italy) of pediatric advanced life support: The Pediatric
The opioid/anti-opioid balance in shock: a Utstein Style 95
new target for therapy in resuscitation 29
Clinical Papers
Experimental Studies
M.A. Baubin, H. Gilly, A. Posch, A. Schinnerl, G.A.
E. Kornberger, P. Mair, C. Hoérmann, U. Kroesen (Austria)
Braun, H. Bucchardi (Austria, Germany) Compression characteristics of CPR manikins 117
Hemodynamics and oxygen metabolism in K.G. Monsieurs, V.M.A. Conraads, M.P.N.
the pig duringlong-term hypothermia: com- Goethals, J.P. Snoeck, L.L. Bossaert (Belgium)
parison of 2 pH strategies 43 Semi-automatic external defibrillation and
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implanted cardiac pacemakers: understanding A. Valentin, R. Karnik, P. Donath, W.B. Winkler, J.
the interactions during resuscitation 127 Slany (Austria)
J. Bonatti, O. Géschl, P. Larcher, R. Wédlinger, G. Outcome of cardiopulmonary resuscitation in
Flora (Austria) hospitalized patients 217
Predictors of short-term survival after helicopter W. Meyer (Germany)
rescue 133 Physicians’ practice-patterns during cardiopul-
M. Kuisma, P. Suominen, R. Korpela (Finland) monary resuscitation: a review 223
Paediatric out-of-hospital cardiac arrests — J.P. Warwick, K. Mackie, I. Spencer (Cyprus, UK)
epidemiology and outcome 14] Towards early defibrillation — a nurse training
W. Kaye, M.E. Mancini, N. Richards (USA) programme in the use of automated external
Organizing and implementing a hospital-wide defibrillators 231
first-responder automated external defibrillation A.J. Handley, J.A. Handley (UK)
program: strengthening the in-hospital chain of The relationship between rate of chest compres-
survival 151 sion and compression:relaxation ratio 237
W.G.J. Kloeck (South Africa) S.P. Woodhouse, S. Cox, P. Boyd, C. Case, M.
A practical approach to the aetiology of pulse- Weber (Australia)
less electrical activity. A simple 10-step training High dose and standard dose adrenaline do not
mnemonic 157 alter survival, compared with placebo, in cardiac
arrest : 342
Experimental Papers B. Schmitz, M. Fischer, K. Bockhorst, M. Hoehn-
Berlage, K.-A. Hossmann (Germany)
M.J. Clancy, J. Alderman, C. Case, K.J.W. Taylor Resuscitation from cardiac arrest in cats: influ-
(UK, USA) ence of epinephrine dosage on brain recovery 251
The use of ultrasound in the non-invasive
Case report
detection of changes in the renal circulation in
response to blood loss using an animal model 161 A. Wagner, M. Roeggla, M.M. Hirschl, G. Roeggla,
D.J. DeBehnke, S.J. Hilander, D.W. Dobler, L.L. W. Schreiber, F. Sterz (Austria)
Wickman, G.L. Swart (USA) Tracheal rupture after emergency intubation
The hemodynamic and arterial blood gas during cardiopulmonary resuscitation 263
response to asphyxiation: a canine model of P. Martens
pulseless electrical activity 169 Images in clinical medicine 267
Letter to the Editor
Tail piece
A.K. Marsden (UK)
E. Papageorgiou (Greece) Register of lay use of advisory defibrillators in
Origins of Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation: Europe 268
Death, life and resuscitation in ancient Greek
Experimental paper
religion 177
S. Kashimoto, T. Nakamura, A. Furuya, A. Nonaka,
Literature of resuscitation 179 T. Matsukawa, T. Kumazawa (Japan)
Announcement 187 Cardiac effects of methylmethacrylate in the rat
heart-lung preparation with or without volatile
In This Issue 189 anesthetics 269
L. Wik, D. Mauer, C. Robertson (Norway) Newsletter 275
The first European pre-hospital active com- Literature of resuscitation 279
pression-decompression (ACD) cardiopulmon- Author index 283
ary resuscitation workshop: a report and a re- Subject index 285
view of ACD-CPR 19] Volume contents 289
Clinical papers
K.A. Ballew, J.T. Philbrick (USA)
Causes of variation in reported in-hospital CPR
survival: a critical review