Prognostic implications of conversion from nonshockable to shockable rhythms in out-of-hospital cardiac arrest

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Yoshikazu Goto
Tetsuo Maeda
Yumiko Nakatsu-Goto
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[1] Kanazawa University Hospital,Section of Emergency Medicine
[2] Yawata Medical Center,Department of Cardiology
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Critical Care | / 18卷
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Emergency Medical Service; Cerebral Performance Category; Pulseless Electrical Activity; Emergency Medical Service System; OHCA Patient;
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