2016
DOI: 10.1016/j.rec.2016.02.011
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Expectations of Survival Following Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation. Predictions and Wishes of Patients With Heart Disease

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“…42 A patient's excessive optimism can hinder the development and implementation of these DNR orders. Cardiologic patients' perceptions regarding the prognosis of HF 43 and CPR procedures 44 is usually unrealistic. It is common for these patients to reject or to avoid asking for this type of information, in apparent hopeful ignorance, rather than to face a poor prognosis that offers no clear benefits.…”
Section: Do-not-resuscitate Ordermentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…42 A patient's excessive optimism can hinder the development and implementation of these DNR orders. Cardiologic patients' perceptions regarding the prognosis of HF 43 and CPR procedures 44 is usually unrealistic. It is common for these patients to reject or to avoid asking for this type of information, in apparent hopeful ignorance, rather than to face a poor prognosis that offers no clear benefits.…”
Section: Do-not-resuscitate Ordermentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This overestimation of survival and recovery rates after CPR could influence their wishes and preferences regarding a treatment plan. 44 Therefore, the patient needs early access to all comprehensible and up-to-date prognostic information, allowing him or her to adapt treatment strategies as desired at each stage of the heart disease.…”
Section: Do-not-resuscitate Ordermentioning
confidence: 99%
“…En base a estos antecedentes elaboramos el presente análisis con el objetivo principal de valorar si existen diferencias en la percepción de los resultados de la RCP en función de la edad y si éstas influyen en los deseos de reanimación. Se utilizó para ello un estudio transversal y descriptivo, desarrollado a través de una encuesta voluntaria y anónima, realizada durante una entrevista presencial y personal, a una serie consecutiva de pacientes al finalizar su consulta hospitalaria de cardiología general 2 . Se realizó un estudio comparativo posterior entre el grupo de pacientes <75 años (n=95, edad media 58,5±12,9 años, 42% mujeres) y ≥75 años (n=35, edad media 81,3±3,9 años, 51% mujeres).…”
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