| Preliminary Results on the Prediction of Countershock Success | |
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In a study of artifact-free ventricular fibrillation episodes of 54 patients, 28 of whom experienced return of spontaneous circulation, the power of di#erent indicators to predict the return of spontaneous circulation was compared. Taking the average of sensitivity, specificity and positive and negative predictive value, the dominant frequency reaches 76%, the mean amplitude 72% and fibrillation power 71%. All three indicators are shown to expose little correlation. |
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Fred A. Hamprecht,Daniel Jost,Michel Ruttimann,Franck Calamai,Jean J. Kowalski |
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2003-01-11 |
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Fred A. Hamprecht,Daniel Jost,Michel Ruttimann,Franck Calamai,Jean J. Kowalski Preliminary Results on the Prediction of Countershock Success |
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http://klimt.iwr.uni-heidelberg.de/mip/fhamprecht/ecg2.pdf |
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