SCCM Resource Library-A.S. Laerdal Award Presentation: The Evolution of Pediatric CPR: More Than Just Push Hard, Push Fast

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Dr. Robert Sutton presented a lecture on personalized physiologic-directed CPR at the 2023 SCCM Lerdahl Symposium. He discussed the importance of individualizing CPR based on specific physiological targets and highlighted recent research in the field. One key target he focused on was diastolic blood pressure, which has been associated with better outcomes in pediatric CPR. He explained various strategies for achieving the target, such as altering chest compression mechanics and adjusting vasopressor administration. He also discussed the use of end-tidal CO2 monitoring as a guide for CPR quality, noting its association with improved outcomes. Dr. Sutton mentioned the potential role of technology, including pulse oximetry and echo probes, in optimizing CPR performance. He emphasized the need for ongoing research and innovation in this area. Additionally, he discussed the results of the IC-Cres trial, which examined the impact of physiologic-directed CPR and debriefing on survival outcomes. While the trial did not show a significant difference in survival to discharge, Dr. Sutton highlighted the improvements in CPR quality and post-arrest care achieved through the intervention. He concluded by envisioning a future where personalized physiologic-directed CPR is integrated into standard practice, and emphasized the importance of flexibility and adaptation in resuscitation efforts.

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Resuscitation, Cardiovascular, Pediatrics, 2023

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Type: one-hour concurrent | A.S. Laerdal Award Presentation: The Evolution of Pediatric CPR: More Than Just Push Hard, Push Fast (SessionID 97770003)

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Content Type Presentation

Knowledge Area Resuscitation

Knowledge Area Cardiovascular

Knowledge Area Pediatrics

Membership Level Professional

Membership Level Select

Tag Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation CPR

Year 2023

Keywords

personalized physiologic-directed CPR

diastolic blood pressure

pediatric CPR

chest compression mechanics

end-tidal CO2 monitoring

technology

IC-Cres trial

CPR quality improvement

resuscitation efforts

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