Comparative study of three methods of resuscitation: Closed-chest, open-chest manual, and direct mechanical ventricular assistance

CLOSED-CHEST CARDIAC MASSAGE

1960 • 2,091 citations

Sudden cardiac death: The major challenge confronting contemporary cardiology

1979 • 455 citations

Cardiac resuscitation in the community. Importance of rapid provision and implications for program planning

1979 • 408 citations

Recovery of brain mitochondrial function in the rat after complete and incomplete cerebral ischemia.

1979 • 379 citations

Cardiac Resuscitation in the Community

1979 • 336 citations

Comparison of Blood Flow During External and Internal Cardiac Massage in Man

1965 • 238 citations

Relative lack of coronary blood flow during closed-chest resuscitation in dogs.

1982 • 222 citations

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1983 • 187 citations

Cardiopulmonary resuscitation: Analysis of six years' experience and review of the literature

1981 • 175 citations

Augmentation of cerebral perfusion by simultaneous chest compression and lung inflation with abdominal binding after cardiac arrest in dogs.

1983 • 167 citations

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1983 • 138 citations

Coronary perfusion pressure during experimental cardiopulmonary resuscitation

1982 • 106 citations

Prolonged circulatory support by direct mechanical ventricular assistance.

1966 • 69 citations

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1977 • 52 citations

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1983 • 45 citations

Transplantation: The Problem of Limited Resources

1983 • 31 citations

Experimental and clinical evaluations of mechanical ventricular assistance

1971 • 27 citations

Prognostic indicators of ultimate long-term survival following advanced life support

1981 • 25 citations

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1983 • 23 citations

Direct mechanical ventricular assistance. Acute and long-term effects in the dog.

1969 • 11 citations

Prolonged circulatory support by direct mechanical ventricular assistance for two to three days of ventricular fibrillation.

1971 • 10 citations