NEW RESUSCITATION METHOD TRIPLES THE SURVIVAL METHOD OF THE STANDARD APPROACH

More people can survive a cardiac arrest when emergency medical workers use a new resuscitation method that starts with a round 200 chest compressions before a defibrillator shock. People who had a cardiac arrest outside the hospital tripled the survival rate of the standard approach. The new resuscitation method, which is not intended for bystanders, increases blood flow to the heart and brain when the heart stops pumping blood. The most important thing is to give chest compressions while waiting for an ambulance.