The 2015 London Cardiac Arrest Symposium brings together an international renowned faculty of experts in the field of cardiac arrest management and addresses key questions concerning this most critical of medical emergencies. Run in conjunction with the London Trauma Conference, the symposium promises its strongest ever line-up of internationally acclaimed speakers. The event will take place at […]
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During out-of-hospital cardiac arrest, a scene time of 10 to 35min was associated with the highest survival, especially among adolescents in this study.
CPR performed before EMS arrival was associated with a 30-day survival rate that was more than twice as high as that associated with no CPR before EMS arrival.
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