Scott R P
Anaesthesia. 1981 May;36(5):526-30. doi: 10.1111/j.1365-2044.1981.tb10290.x.
Seventy-eight cases of cardiac arrest occurring outside intensive care units and emergency rooms were analysed. 44% of patients were initially resuscitated, and 14% were still alive at 28 days. The previously well documented relationships between survival and location of arrest, age of patient and initial dysrhythmia were confirmed. A diurnal variation in the incidence of cardiac arrest has recently been postulated, but was not noted in this survey. However, the proportion of arrest patients who were initially resuscitated did show a significant fluctuation over the 24-hour period as tested by a sinusoidal logistic regression.
分析了78例在重症监护病房和急诊室外发生心脏骤停的病例。44%的患者最初得到复苏，14%的患者在28天时仍存活。之前有充分记录的关于生存与心脏骤停位置、患者年龄和初始心律失常之间的关系得到了证实。最近有人推测心脏骤停的发生率存在日变化，但本调查未发现这一情况。然而，经正弦逻辑回归检验，最初得到复苏的心脏骤停患者比例在24小时内确实出现了显著波动。
