Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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9179981 | Resuscitation | 2005 | 8 Pages |
Abstract
This article restates the main rationale and arguments behind the original decision to change to a Dutch (CAB) version of resuscitation over 20 years ago. The national decision to adopt the ABC approach once again was mainly to prevent resuscitation in the Netherlands from being isolated from the rest of the world and was not based on present knowledge of physiology and resuscitation. The authors hope that this article will open the discussion once again.
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Authors
Bart T.J. Meursing, Dennie W. Wulterkens, Robert G. van Kesteren,