<?xml:namespace prefix = o ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:office" /> 赵为禄 钱克检 马龙先 王联群 王年云 曹勇 郭光华 Cardiopulmonary resuscitation with active compression-decompression combined with high frequency jet ventilation in dogs. ZHAO Weilu,QIAN Kejian,MA Longxcian, et al, Department of Anesthesiology, First Affiliated Hospital, Jiangxi Medical College, Nanchang 330006 【Abstract】Objective To evaluate the effect of active compression-decompression combined with high-frequeney 3et ventilation (ACD-H) on ventilative and hemodynamic efficacy during car-pulmonary resuscitation. Methods During ACD-H, active compression or decompression was synchronized with expiration or inspiration respectively, while in the active compression-decompression combined with conventional ventilation (ACD-C), the active compression-decompression was performed for 5 successive times,followed by a break lasting 2 seconds {or the bag ventilation once. Nine dogs burnt by inhalation of 105'C steam for 4 seconds, served as the subjects. The respiratory parameters were compared following each of five ventilative patterns lasting 30 rain :high frequency jet ventilation (HFJV), active compression combined with HFJV without decompression (AC-H), tire compression alone with continuous oxygen-supply (AC),active compression-decompression with continuous oxygen-supply (ACD) and ACD-H. The hemodynamics of ACD-H was compared with that of ACD-C. Results Before cardiac arrest, the peak values of inspiratory and expiratory velocities , tidal volume and minute ventilation volume increased significantly ,and PaCO2 decreased markedly in comparison with those following HFJV,AC-H,AC and ACD. (P<0. 05 or 0. 01). After electrical shock-induced cardiac arrest, the lowest arterial pressure was 0 versus 18.68 kPa,the mean arterial pressure 19. 07 versus 22.81 kPa during ACD-C or ACD-H ,with significant differences. The minimal cardiac output was 0 versus 0.81±0.45 L/min ,the mean cardiac output o. 65 ±0.1 4 L/rain versus 0. 922-0.33 /mir with dramatical difference. Conclusion ACD-H may effectively applied to cardiopulmonary resuscitation, which is superior to other conventional methods. 【Key words】Resuscitation High-frequency jet ventilation Active compression-decompression. |