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[Emergency cardio-respiratory resuscitation. Study of 69 cases].
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Terminal ECG in the aged. Electrocardiographic, pathological, and clinical correlations.
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High-energy myocardial phosphates during resuscitation.
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[Modern fetal-neonatal resuscitation technics].
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[Danger points in the course of the coronary vessel system during closed and open-heart surgery].
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[Electrotherapy of disorders of the heart rhythm with threatening failure of the blood circulation].
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[Artificial heart implanted into the organism].
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Continued studies in prolonged circulatory support by direct mechanical ventricular assistance.
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Synchronized counterpulsation in the management of ventricular fibrillation following coronary artery ligation.
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[Incidence and reversibility of ventricular fibrillation in a first aid service].
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The role of assisted circulation in cardiac resuscitation.
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Intracardiac epinephrine versus isoproterenol in cardiac arrest.
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[Resuscitation of asphyxiated neonates].
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[Air embolism in the lesser circulation--its demonstration in the cadaver].
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[Limits of resuscitation. I. Thanatophysiologic and therapeutic limits].
Neither apodictic demands nor administration measures are suited to satisfy the various problems of the duty of treatment in the borderline region between life and death. An exact knowledge of the thanatophysiologic limits of the possibility of resuscitation during and after an anoxia and ischaemia is necessary. By effective cardiopulmonary measures of resuscitation, such as external heart massage with production of systolic pressure of 8-13 kPa as well as respiration with F1O2 1.0, the cardiac resuscitation time with immediate sufficiency (1. limit 4-41/2 min) may be prolonged to the cerebral resuscitation time from 8-10 minutes. Probably, the new concept of specific measures of cerebral resuscitation may definitively prolong also this 2nd limit. Furthermore, the fundamentals of the decision are discussed, for omitting or finishing a reanimation, or for reducing the intensive treatment. If the clinical syndrome of the dissociated cerebral death is present, without planned taking off an organ there is no necessity to render the finish of the intensive therapy dependent on legal regulations concerning the performance of organ transplantations.
[Diagnostic and therapeutic measures in hypothermic patients].
A symposium on hypothermia during disasters at sea was held in Cuxhaven between April 25 and 27, 1980. In this article various organic and functional disorders, pathological laboratory results, diagnostic and therapeutic measures at the site of disaster as well as during the following clinical treatment are discussed.
[Treatment of deep refrigeration--"accidental hypothermia"].
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