Re-evaluation of cardiopulmonary resuscitation

Reanimación cardiopulmonar en prono a propósito de un caso

“…La segunda teoría sería la "bomba torácica", basada en la técnica descrita inicialmente por McNeil, en la que el aumento de la presión intratorácica que se generaría al comprimir con las dos manos la parte posterior del tórax, una en cada hemitórax, generaría un gradiente de flujo anterógrado [5], [6], [13]. Además, si es posible, se colocará un soporte esternal en ambos casos [3]. El masaje realizado con las dos manos parece razonable cuando la incisión quirúrgica impide las compresiones interescapulares [6], como es el caso de nuestra paciente.…”

Reanimación cardiopulmonar en prono a propósito de un caso

“…La segunda teoría sería la "bomba torácica", basada en la técnica descrita inicialmente por McNeil, en la que el aumento de la presión intratorácica que se generaría al comprimir con las dos manos la parte posterior del tórax, una en cada hemitórax, generaría un gradiente de flujo anterógrado [5], [6], [13]. Además, si es posible, se colocará un soporte esternal en ambos casos [3]. El masaje realizado con las dos manos parece razonable cuando la incisión quirúrgica impide las compresiones interescapulares [6], como es el caso de nuestra paciente.…”

Prone cardiopulmonary resuscitation: A scoping and expanded grey literature review for the COVID-19 pandemic

“…Our review highlights that there may be more supportive literature than many clinicians realize, but also many important gaps. The first recommendation for prone CPR was over three decades ago (1989), 41 meaning the concept is not new. What has changed is its importance: because more patients will be ‘proned’ due to COVID-19, and because this practice may continue henceforth.…”

A Comparative Study of Time to Initiate Chest Compressions and Chest Compression Fraction in the Supine and Prone Positions Using Simulation

“…In 1989, an author discussed performing CPR on patients in the prone position as a method to avoid the fears of HIV infection during mouth‐to‐mouth airway resuscitation 11 . Three years later, authors in Taiwan described the successful use of prone CPR intraoperatively on two patients 12 .…”

“…3 In 1989, an author discussed performing CPR on patients in the prone position as a method to avoid the fears of HIV infection during mouth-to-mouth airway resuscitation. 11 Three years later, authors in Taiwan described the successful use of prone CPR intraoperatively on two patients. 12 Between 2018 and 2023, a variety of literature on the use of prone CPR was published, including a systematic literature review, 2 reviews of case reports and a case series, 7 implementation of a protocol and literature review, 9 and a scoping review that included grey literature.…”

Reanimación cardiopulmonar en prono a propósito de un caso

“…La segunda teoría sería la "bomba torácica", basada en la técnica descrita inicialmente por McNeil, en la que el aumento de la presión intratorácica que se generaría al comprimir con las dos manos la parte posterior del tórax, una en cada hemitórax, generaría un gradiente de flujo anterógrado [5], [6], [13]. Además, si es posible, se colocará un soporte esternal en ambos casos [3]. El masaje realizado con las dos manos parece razonable cuando la incisión quirúrgica impide las compresiones interescapulares [6], como es el caso de nuestra paciente.…”

Prone cardiopulmonary resuscitation: A scoping and expanded grey literature review for the COVID-19 pandemic

“…Our review highlights that there may be more supportive literature than many clinicians realize, but also many important gaps. The first recommendation for prone CPR was over three decades ago (1989), 41 meaning the concept is not new. What has changed is its importance: because more patients will be ‘proned’ due to COVID-19, and because this practice may continue henceforth.…”

A Comparative Study of Time to Initiate Chest Compressions and Chest Compression Fraction in the Supine and Prone Positions Using Simulation

“…In 1989, an author discussed performing CPR on patients in the prone position as a method to avoid the fears of HIV infection during mouth‐to‐mouth airway resuscitation 11 . Three years later, authors in Taiwan described the successful use of prone CPR intraoperatively on two patients 12 .…”

“…3 In 1989, an author discussed performing CPR on patients in the prone position as a method to avoid the fears of HIV infection during mouth-to-mouth airway resuscitation. 11 Three years later, authors in Taiwan described the successful use of prone CPR intraoperatively on two patients. 12 Between 2018 and 2023, a variety of literature on the use of prone CPR was published, including a systematic literature review, 2 reviews of case reports and a case series, 7 implementation of a protocol and literature review, 9 and a scoping review that included grey literature.…”

Reanimación cardiopulmonar en prono a propósito de un caso

“…La segunda teoría sería la "bomba torácica", basada en la técnica descrita inicialmente por McNeil, en la que el aumento de la presión intratorácica que se generaría al comprimir con las dos manos la parte posterior del tórax, una en cada hemitórax, generaría un gradiente de flujo anterógrado [5], [6], [13]. Además, si es posible, se colocará un soporte esternal en ambos casos [3]. El masaje realizado con las dos manos parece razonable cuando la incisión quirúrgica impide las compresiones interescapulares [6], como es el caso de nuestra paciente.…”

Prone cardiopulmonary resuscitation: A scoping and expanded grey literature review for the COVID-19 pandemic

“…Our review highlights that there may be more supportive literature than many clinicians realize, but also many important gaps. The first recommendation for prone CPR was over three decades ago (1989), 41 meaning the concept is not new. What has changed is its importance: because more patients will be ‘proned’ due to COVID-19, and because this practice may continue henceforth.…”

A Comparative Study of Time to Initiate Chest Compressions and Chest Compression Fraction in the Supine and Prone Positions Using Simulation

“…In 1989, an author discussed performing CPR on patients in the prone position as a method to avoid the fears of HIV infection during mouth‐to‐mouth airway resuscitation 11 . Three years later, authors in Taiwan described the successful use of prone CPR intraoperatively on two patients 12 .…”

“…3 In 1989, an author discussed performing CPR on patients in the prone position as a method to avoid the fears of HIV infection during mouth-to-mouth airway resuscitation. 11 Three years later, authors in Taiwan described the successful use of prone CPR intraoperatively on two patients. 12 Between 2018 and 2023, a variety of literature on the use of prone CPR was published, including a systematic literature review, 2 reviews of case reports and a case series, 7 implementation of a protocol and literature review, 9 and a scoping review that included grey literature.…”