论文信息 - Partial Cardiopulmonary Bypass for the Treatment of Profound Accidental Hypothermic Circulatory Collapse

Partial Cardiopulmonary Bypass for the Treatment of Profound Accidental Hypothermic Circulatory Collapse

We report a case of profound accidental hypothermia with total cardiorespiratory arrest which was reversed after 3 h by rewarming with the use of partial cardiopulmonary bypass followed by electro-cardioversion. This method was first described by Davies in 19671. Case report atropine, adrenaline and He intubated

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