Out-of-Hospital Transcutaneous Pacing by Emergency Medical Technicians in Patients with Asystolic Cardiac Arrest

Richard O. Cummins(American Heart Association), Stanley Horan(Public Health – Seattle & King County), Thomas Hearne(Public Health – Seattle & King County), Judith Reid Graves(Public Health – Seattle & King County), Mary Pat Larsen(Public Health – Seattle & King County), John Ciliberti(Overlake Hospital Medical Center), Alfred P. Hallstrom(University of Washington), Ray M. Nicola(Public Health – Seattle & King County)
New England Journal of Medicine
May 13, 1993
10.1056/nejm199305133281903
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