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A percutaneous left ventricular assist device can maintain blood flow to vital organs during ventricular fibrillation and may improve outcomes in ischaemic cardiac arrest. We compared haemodynamic and clinical effects of a percutaneous left ventricular assist device with a larger device deployed via endovascular prosthesis and with open-chest cardiac massage during ischaemic cardiac arrest.Eighteen...
A percutaneous left ventricular assist device has been shown to be able to perfuse cardiac and cerebral tissues during cardiac arrest and may be a useful supplement to current methods in resuscitation. We wished to assess device-assisted circulation during cardiac arrest with microspheres injections and continuous end-tidal CO 2 monitoring, and used cerebral microdialysis to detect ischaemia...
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