Hypertonic saline improves myocardial blood flow during CPR, but is not enhanced further by the addition of hydroxy ethyl starch
Martin P. Breil(University Hospital Bonn), Matthias Fischer(Goethe University Frankfurt), Alfred Dahmen(University of Bonn), Daniel Sinn(University Hospital Bonn), Andreas Hagendorff(University Hospital Leipzig), W. Eichelkraut(University of Bonn), Andreas Hoeft, Henning Krep(University Hospital Bonn)
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