https://www.selleckchem.com/pr....oducts/mpi-0479605.h
During CPR, coronary and cerebral perfusion pressures and femoral artery pressure did not differ between groups; however, end-tidal CO and mixed venous O saturation were higher, and pulmonary artery pressure was lower (p 0.05) for TVCPR than Control. During TVCPR, switching to 100 cpm increased coronary perfusion pressure (p 0.05), and switching to 200 cpm increased cerebral perfusion pressure (p 0.05). Time-varying CPR significantly improved indicators of net forward blood flow and proportion of ROSC over time withou
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