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Esiti neurologici dei pazienti colpiti da arresto cardiaco in ambito extraospedaliero: efficacia delle compressioni toraciche meccaniche vs compressioni toraciche manuali: una revisione della letteratura.
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ed il contesto in cui si trovano ad eseguire la Rianimazione Cardio Polmonare (RCP). Per ovviare a questi problemi, sono stati ideati dei dispositivi meccanici in grado di produrre compressioni toraciche
esterne efficaci da un punto di vista emodinamico, che favoriscono la sopravvivenza e la conservazione delle funzioni neurologiche.
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Esiti neurologici dei pazienti colpiti da arresto cardiaco in ambito extraospedaliero: efficacia delle compressioni toraciche meccaniche vs compressioni toraciche manuali: una revisione della letteratura. (2018). Scenario® - Il Nursing Nella Sopravvivenza, 34(4), 6-15. https://doi.org/10.4081/scenario.2017.121