《2010ERC復(fù)蘇指南(全文)》內(nèi)容預(yù)覽

Introduction

The publication of these European Resuscitation Council (ERC)Guidelines for cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) updates thosethat were published in 2005 and maintains the established 5-yearlycycle of guideline changes.

Like the previous guidelines, these2010 guidelines are based on the most recent International Consen-sus on CPR Science with Treatment Recommendations (CoSTR),2which incorporated the results of systematic reviews of a widerange of topics relating to CPR. Resuscitation science continues toadvance, and clinical guidelines must be updated regularly to reflectthese developments and advise healthcare providers on best prac-tice. In between the 5-yearly guideline updates, interim scienti?cstatements can ***rm the healthcare provider about new therapiesthat might influence outcome signi?cantly.

This executive summary provides the essential treatment algo-rithms for the resuscitation of children and **s and highlightsthe main guideline changes since 2005. Detailed guidance is pro-vided in each of the remaining nine sections, which are publishedas individual papers within this issue of Resuscitation. The sectionsof the 2010 guidelines are:

1. Executive summary;

2. Adult basic life support and use of automated external

de?brillators;

3. Electrical therapies: automated external de?brillators, de?bril-

lation, cardioversion and pacing;

4. Adult advanced life support;

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