Patients with cardiopulmonary arrest typically receive cardiopulmonary resuscitation for less than 30 min, and once they are resuscitated, they are immediately transported to the ICU.
These types of occasions are chances for resuscitation, for getting small creeks flowing again.
He was not pulled out and given cardiopulmonary resuscitation for at least eight minutes.
The victim's sister, Raurie O'Brien, 24, ran out and tried cardiopulmonary resuscitation for six minutes until an ambulance arrived.
Facebook's initial public offering was meant to fuel a technology-led resuscitation for sickly western stock markets.
We tried resuscitation for about 30 minutes to no apparent avail, and after administering a final dose of epinephrine, I pronounced her dead.
Mr. Hicks said he administered cardiopulmonary resuscitation for 30 minutes but was unable to revive Mr. Shadid.
From an eminent orchestra with an equally eminent conductor, Claudio Abbado, were needed special powers of resuscitation, for these ubiquitous masterpieces had been beaten almost to death by constant repetition in the past.
Fluid resuscitation for shock was introduced in Europe and the US several decades ago without a trial, on the basis that it worked for children in shock who were seriously dehydrated from conditions such as gastroenteritis.
And the lessons learned might assist school leaders everywhere, including those attempting a systemwide resuscitation for Rahm Emanuel, Chicago's very disciplined, if impatient, mayor.
The findings challenge conventional medical thinking, which holds that prolonged resuscitation for hospitalized patients is usually futile because when patients do survive, they often suffer permanent neurological damage.
