Re:Defibrillation devices save lives using 1k times less ele...
by Zak on Wednesday November 06, 2024 @04:39AM
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I think a big part of it is that long-term survival rates aren't very high. If you need CPR because of an underlying illness, you're probably actively dying. If you're an older doctor, you probably know it.
CPR has a much better success rate when something like an electric shock stops an otherwise-healthy person's heart.
CPR has a much better success rate when something like an electric shock stops an otherwise-healthy person's heart.