Neurologic Recovery From Profound Accidental Hypothermia After 5 Hours of Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation

Boué, Y.; Lavolaine, Julien; Bouzat, Pierre; Matraxia, Sophie; Chavanon, Olivier; Payen, Jean François

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“…28,29 Many studies have found an association between poor outcome and coagulation disorders after hypothermia and severe trauma. 14,30 In our data, there was an association between coagulation disorders and survival, with a trend toward a lower prothrombin ratio and longer ACT in patients with traumatic injuries.…”

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Outcome after severe accidental hypothermia in the French Alps: A 10-year review

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“…4 Low core temperature causes decrease in basic metabolism and neurologic function, 5 which in terms of cardiac arrest can have neuroprotective effect. Although SCA in case of severe hypothermia can lead to survival with good neurologic outcome, [6][7][8][9] prolonged cardiac arrest results in hypoxic brain injury and severe neurological dysfunction. 10 It is crucial to initiate effective chest compressions to maintain minimal cerebral blood flow.…”

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Propolis alcohol extract attenuates prostate specific antigen disorders and prostate necrosis induced by the cadmium toxicity in rats

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A i m : The aim of this paper is to introduce the case of prolonged resuscitation with the use of mechanical device, conducted in hypothermic patient. C a s e s t u d y : We report a case study of 48-year-old male in severe hypothermia (19°C) and active gastrointestinal bleeding. We have conducted prolonged CPR for 142 minutes together with noninvasive core warming techniques that resulted in conversion of pulseless electrical activity to ventricular fibrillation and achievement of return of spontaneous circulation. Despite proper treatment, patient died next day in Intensive Care Unit due to the multi-organ failure. R e s u l t s a n d d i s c u s s i o n : Cardiac arrest in case of severe hypothermia can lead to survival with good neurologic outcome, however prolonged cardiac arrest results in hypoxic brain injury and severe neurological dysfunction. It is crucial to initiate effective chest compressions to maintain minimal cerebral blood flow. Mechanical devices can be implemented in such situations in order to provide efficient CPR.C o n c l u s i o n s : Cardiac arrest due to hypothermia can lead to extension of resuscitation. To improve survival of patients in situations requiring prolonged resuscitation, mechanical devices performing chest compressions should be implemented. It is possible to successfully warm up hypothermic cardiac arrest patients through noninvasive methods.

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“…Metoda ta jest w niektórych ośrodkach preferowaną formą ogrzewania pozaustrojowego, gdyż zmniejsza ryzyko wystąpienia opornej na leczenie niewydolności krążeniowo--oddechowej, często występującej po ogrzewaniu [16][17][18][19][20][21][22][23].…”

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Management of hypothermia — Severe Accidental Hypothermia Centre in Krakow

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Neurologic Recovery From Profound Accidental Hypothermia After 5 Hours of Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation

Abstract: With no evidence of trauma or asphyxia, profound accidental hypothermia with cardiac arrest represents a specific condition for which successful neurologic recovery is feasible despite prolonged cardiopulmonary resuscitation.

Cited by 50 publications

References 16 publications

Outcome after severe accidental hypothermia in the French Alps: A 10-year review

Outcome after severe accidental hypothermia in the French Alps: A 10-year review

Propolis alcohol extract attenuates prostate specific antigen disorders and prostate necrosis induced by the cadmium toxicity in rats

Management of hypothermia — Severe Accidental Hypothermia Centre in Krakow

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