Emergency Medicine Update: Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation
A special issue of Emergency Care and Medicine (ISSN 2813-7914).
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 31 December 2024 | Viewed by 1859
Special Issue Editor
Interests: anesthesia; critical care; emergency medicine; extracorporeal life support; resuscitation; cardiac arrest; transplantation
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Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
The outstanding development of emergency medicine and critical care in the last few decades has improved patient outcomes and reduced mortality. However, further advancements are warranted. The multidisciplinary care of patients is an integral part of every modern healthcare system, ensuring improved outcomes and reduced mortality, which are guaranteed by the prompt development of diverse prehospital diagnostic and therapeutic modalities and supported by the continuous education of health workers.
Faster and easier access to care, the early recognition of severe illnesses, and advanced prehospital and organized emergency care all contribute to treatment strategies for critically ill and emergency patients. Furthermore, the quick development of technologies in addition to continuous research in the fields of emergency and critical care require the wide dissemination of information to clinicians.
This Special Issue on “Emergency Medicine Update: Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation” welcomes the submission of work related to the most recent developments and challenges in resuscitation and post-resuscitation care related to advances in experimental and clinical anesthesia, emergency medicine, and intensive care research as well as practice, addressing innovative therapeutic and diagnostic strategies in the care of the critically ill. We invite all researchers from associated disciplines who focus on the care of acutely ill patients to submit original articles or reviews in their areas of expertise, enhancing the multidisciplinarity of modern emergency medicine.
Dr. Sasa Rajsic
Guest Editor
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Keywords
- emergency medicine
- reanimation
- resuscitation
- eCPR
- ECMO
- CPR
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