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Variability in the time to initiation of CPR in continuously monitored pediatric ICUs
2018, ResuscitationCitation Excerpt :Resuscitation science has come a long way from its roots where early techniques dating back to the 16th century utilized fire bellows to blow tobacco smoke into the mouths and rectums of the victims as a form of physical stimulation to revive drowning victims [1].
Reported Resuscitation of a Hypothermic Avalanche Victim With Assisted Ventilation in 1939
2018, Wilderness and Environmental MedicineCitation Excerpt :The storm-blocked roads made it impossible to get a doctor quickly for Henry.”2 The Schäfer prone pressure method was the standard means of artificial respiration in the United States from 1908 until about 1951, when it was replaced by the Nielsen arm lift/back pressure technique.3 The fascinating story of how the Schäfer method was adopted as the preferred method of resuscitation by the Royal Society of Medicine, the American Red Cross, and other national organizations is beyond the scope of this article.
Therapeutic hypothermia: Past, present, and future
2008, ChestCitation Excerpt :The historical development of TH dates back millennia; however, its use in modern clinical medicine has been documented for the last 200 years.12 The Russian method of resuscitation, described in 1803, consisted of covering a patient with snow hoping for the ROSC.13 TH was used by Baron de Larrey during Napoleon's Russian campaign in 1812 in an effort to preserve injured limbs as well as for its numbing effects during amputation.14
Anton de Haen: The idea of artificial respiration
2007, ResuscitationResuscitation in the hospital: Relationship of year and rhythm to outcome
2000, Resuscitation