Peri-operative cardiac arrest: management and outcomes of patients analysed in the 7th National Audit Project of the Royal College of Anaesthetists

Keyphrases

• Perioperative Cardiac Arrest 100%
• Royal College of Anaesthetists 100%
• National Audit Project 100%
• Pulmonary Embolism 50%
• Survival Rate 50%
• Cardiac Arrest 50%
• Hospital Discharge 50%
• Initial Event 50%
• Elective Patients 50%
• Hospital Survival 50%
• Pulseless Electrical Activity 50%
• Poor Care 50%
• Surgeons 25%
• Survivors 25%
• Septic Shock 25%
• Functional Outcome 25%
• Modified Rankin Scale 25%
• Neonate 25%
• Initial Survival 25%
• Outcome-based 25%
• Hyperkalemia 25%
• Survival to Discharge 25%
• Non-elective 25%
• Anaesthetist 25%
• Extreme of Age 25%
• UK Practice 25%
• Hospital Episodes 25%
• Surgical Priority 25%
• Non-shockable 25%
• Initial Rhythm 25%
• Bone Cement Implantation Syndrome 25%
• Causes of Cardiac Arrest 25%

Nursing and Health Professions

• Perioperative 100%
• Heart Arrest 100%
• Clinical Audit 100%
• Anesthesist 100%
• Hospital Discharge 42%
• Lung Embolism 28%
• Survival Rate 28%
• Surgeon 14%
• Syndrome 14%
• Septic Shock 14%
• Rankin Scale 14%
• Neonate 14%
• Hyperkalemia 14%
• Bone Cement 14%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Anesthesiologist 100%
• Heart Arrest 100%
• Pulmonary Embolism 28%
• Survival Rate 28%
• Rhythm 28%
• Pulseless Electrical Activity 28%
• Surgeon 14%
• Septic Shock 14%
• Bone Cement 14%
• Neonate 14%
• Modified Rankin Scale 14%
• Hyperkalemia 14%