An exploration of UK paramedics' experiences of cardiopulmonary resuscitation-induced consciousness
Gregory, Pete Mays, Ben Kilner, Tim Sudron, Ceri
Gregory, Pete
Mays, Ben
Kilner, Tim
Sudron, Ceri
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Abstract
Consciousness may occur during cardiopulmonary resuscitation despite the absence of a palpable pulse. This phenomenon, known as CPR-Induced Consciousness (CPR-IC), was first described over three decades ago and there has been an increase in case reports describing it. However, there remains limited evidence in relation to the incidence of CPR-IC and to practitioners' experiences of it.
Abstract published with permission.