External cardiac massage at sudden circulatory arrest: status of the problem

Vostrikov V.A.; Gorbunov B.B.; Telyshev D.V.

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Vostrikov V.A.

GOU VPO Pervyĭ MGMU im. I.M. Sechenova;
NII obshcheĭ reanimatologii im. V.A. Negovskogo RAMN, Moskva

Gorbunov B.B.

Natsional'nyĭ issledovatel'skiĭ universitet MIÉT, Zelenograd

Telyshev D.V.

Natsional'nyĭ issledovatel'skiĭ universitet MIÉT, Zelenograd

External cardiac massage at sudden circulatory arrest: status of the problem

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Vostrikov V.A., Gorbunov B.B., Telyshev D.V.

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Journal: Russian Journal of Cardiology and Cardiovascular Surgery. 2012;5(2): 86‑89

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Vostrikov VA, Gorbunov BB, Telyshev DV. External cardiac massage at sudden circulatory arrest: status of the problem. Russian Journal of Cardiology and Cardiovascular Surgery. 2012;5(2):86‑89. (In Russ.)

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