Reanimatie na trauma

L. Koers; J. L. van Schuppen; V. A. Viersen; F. O. Kooij; J. C. Goslings; M. W. Hollmann

Reanimatie na trauma

L. Koers, J. L. van Schuppen, V. A. Viersen, F. O. Kooij, J. C. Goslings, M. W. Hollmann

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Abstract

- Recent literature shows increased survival for patients with traumatic cardiac arrest.- An early and aggressive approach to underlying causes and good integrated trauma care are probably responsible for this.- The new resuscitation guideline of the European Resuscitation Council emphasises that treatment of the underlying cause deserves more priority than performing chest compressions.- In addition to a structured approach with interventions focused on the causes of the arrest, standard operating procedures and protocols, regular scenario training and clinical governance are vital to improve survival chances for these patients

Original language	Dutch
Article number	D1174
Journal	Nederlands Tijdschrift voor Geneeskunde
Volume	161
Publication status	Published - 2017

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