Kalenda Z
Resuscitation. 1978;6(4):259-63. doi: 10.1016/0300-9572(78)90006-0.
Recordings from three patients in cardiac arrest are shown to illustrate the importance of monitoring pulmonary perfusion by means of the capnogram as a continuous guide to the cardiac output achieved by cardiac massage and resuscitation. Such monitoring allows the performance to be adjusted to obtain the maximal result.