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We evaluated the influence of pre-arrest, arrest and post-arrest factors on circulatory and neurological recovery for up to 1 year following circulatory arrest of cardio-pulmonary aetiology in 231 patients. Initially, all patients were unconscious and 106 had some cortical activity recorded in the immediate post-resuscitation EEG (Group I), while 125 had no such activity initially (Group II). The...
Of 111 victims of circulatory arrest, 93 (84%) retained or regained some brain function during the resuscitation process. Twenty-six of these (24%) did not have spontaneous circulation restored, and a further 18 (16%) were left in cardiogenic shock and died within 24 h. Bradyarrhythmia or asystole during the resuscitation efforts or prolonged resuscitative attempts beyond 20 min were related to the...
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