It is known that the mortality rate of out-side-hospital cardiac arrests reaches 90% and is mostly caused by acute coronary syndrome and respiratory failure.(1) In patients who have previously undergone heart transplantation surgery, the survival rate decreases further with the high level of comorbidity that already exists in case of cardiac arrest.(2)
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Objective & Hypothesis:It is known that the mortality rate of out-side-hospital cardiac arrests reaches 90% and is mostly caused by acute coronary syndrome and respiratory failure.(1) In patients who have previously undergone heart transplantation surgery, the survival rate decreases further with the high level of comorbidity that already exists in case of cardiac arrest.(2)
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Key Findings & Data:It is known that the mortality rate of out-side-hospital cardiac arrests reaches 90% and is mostly caused by acute coronary syndrome and respiratory failure.(1) In patients who have previously undergone heart transplantation surgery, the survival rate decreases further with the high level of comorbidity that already exists in case of cardiac arrest.(2)
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Conclusion & Impact:It is known that the mortality rate of out-side-hospital cardiac arrests reaches 90% and is mostly caused by acute coronary syndrome and respiratory failure.(1) In patients who have previously undergone heart transplantation surgery, the survival rate decreases further with the high level of comorbidity that already exists in case of cardiac arrest.(2)
It is known that the mortality rate of out-side-hospital cardiac arrests reaches 90% and is mostly caused by acute coronary syndrome and respiratory failure.(1) In patients who have previously undergone heart transplantation surgery, the survival rate decreases further with the high level of comorbidity that already exists in case of cardiac arrest.(2)
Özet
Hastane dışı kardiyak arrestlerin mortalitesinin %90’ı bulduğu ve çoğunlukla akut koroner sendrom ve solunum yetmezliğinden kaynaklandığı bilinmektedir.(1) Öncesinde kalp transplantasyon cerrahisi yapılmış hastalarda, kardiyak arrest durumunda zaten var olan yüksek komorbidite düzeyi ile sağ kalım oranı daha da azalmaktadır.(2)
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