LUCAS-2 Mechanical CPR in Front-Line Emergency Response Vehicles: A Medical Case Study
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Medical case study Aim3 Type of Study 3 Setting 3 Population 3 Methodology 3 Analysis 4 Results and Findings4 Discussion and Level of Evidence 5 REFERENCES 6 1 Aim “Whether the introduction of LUCAS-2 mechanical CPR into front-line emergency response vehicles would improve survival from out-of-hospital cardiac arrest.” 2 Type of Study The study was conducted with the help of randomised control trials with the services offered by vehicles as the main unit of randomisation (Gssler and et.
LUCAS-2 Mechanical CPR in Front-Line Emergency Response Vehicles: A Medical Case Study
Added on 2020-01-06
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