2017
DOI: 10.1186/s13054-017-1732-z
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Antiarrhythmic drugs in out-of-hospital cardiac arrest: is there a place for potassium chloride?

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“…8 Thus, intravenous KCl injection was suggested to be an alternative after conventional treatments failure. 9 Nevertheless, this practice is not supported by recommendations. 10 Consequently, we believe that, intravenous KCl injection for refractory VF should be a therapeutic option, especially during the metabolic phase of CA, in patients with effective tissue perfusion ensured by extracorporeal life support.…”
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“…8 Thus, intravenous KCl injection was suggested to be an alternative after conventional treatments failure. 9 Nevertheless, this practice is not supported by recommendations. 10 Consequently, we believe that, intravenous KCl injection for refractory VF should be a therapeutic option, especially during the metabolic phase of CA, in patients with effective tissue perfusion ensured by extracorporeal life support.…”
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confidence: 99%