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Comparison of standard CPR versus diffuse and stacked hand position interposed abdominal compression-CPR in a swine model

Xavier et al., 2003

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476901161215753395
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Xavier L
Kern K
Berg R
Hilwig R
Ewy G
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Resuscitation

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Interposed abdominal compression cardiopulmonary resuscitation (IAC-CPR) is an innovative basic life support technique requiring no mechanical adjuncts. Optimizing its performance remains a challenge. Hand-position technique over the abdomen during …
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