Kardiopulmonale Reanimation: Was ist neu?

Was ist neu?

Update Europäische Leitlinien Erstmals haben die europäischen Leitlinien zur kardiopulmonalen Reanimation durch die Stellungnahme der ILCOR im Dezember 2017 ein Update erfahren. Diese sollen nun auch außerhalb des bewährten 5-Jahres-Zyklus möglich sein, wenn neue Daten und Erkenntnisse wesentliche Änderungen der Leitlinien notwendig machen.

Vorgehen bei Reanimation So wird nun empfohlen, dass je nach Abhängigkeit vom Ausbildungsstand des Laienhelfers eine alleinige Thoraxkompression oder eine solche in Kombination mit Atemspenden erfolgen soll. Die wichtige Funktion der Leitstellendisponenten im Rahmen der Telefonreanimation wird nochmals durch die Forderung nach einem strukturierten Training zur Telefonreanimation für Leitstellendisponenten hervorgehoben. Der Einsatz von mechanischen Reanimationshilfen bleibt weiterhin nur besonderen Situationen vorbehalten.

Abstract

For the first time, the european guidelines for cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) have been updated by the ILCOR in december 2017. If new data and findings are available, these guidelines can also be updated outside the 5-year cycle. Thus, it is now recommended that, depending on the level of training of the layer, a chest-compression-only CPR or in combination with ventilation should be done. The important function of the dispatchers in the context of telephone or dispatcher-assisted CPR is emphasized by the demand of a structured training. The use of mechanical chest compression devices remains reserved only for special situations.

Schlüsselwörter

Herzkreislaufstillstand - kardiopulmonale Reanimation - Basismaßnahmen - erweiterte Reanimationsmaßnahmen - CPR

Key words

cardiac arrest - cardiopulmonary resuscitation - basic life support - advanced life support

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