Brief reportTwo-thumb versus two-finger chest compression during CPR in a swine infant model of cardiac arrest
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2024, American Journal of Emergency MedicineChest compression by two-thumb encircling method generates higher carotid artery blood flow in swine infant model of cardiac arrest
2021, Resuscitation PlusCitation Excerpt :In neonates and infants, two-thumb encircling and two-finger techniques are recommended in current guidelines,1,2 largely based on manikin and two animal studies12,13 reporting blood pressure but not blood flow data. Menegazzi et al. compared TT to TF chest compression in a swine infant model and reported that TT-CPR generated higher systolic and diastolic blood pressures and coronary perfusion pressure (CPP) compared with the TF technique, but did not measure blood flows.12 In another study, Houri et al. compared standardized TT vs TF chest compression with and without feedback in a swine asphyxia model of cardiac arrest and reported higher systolic but not diastolic blood pressure.13
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Presented at the Society for Academic Emergency Medicine Annual Meeting in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, May 1992.