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Study from Amsterdam UMC finds that each minute delay in first defibrillator shock during cardiac arrest reduces survival chances by 6%.
A study from Amsterdam UMC reveals that every minute of delay in delivering the first defibrillator shock during cardiac arrest reduces survival chances by 6%.
Analyzing 3,723 cases, researchers found a 93% success rate in restoring normal heart rhythm if the shock was administered within six minutes, compared to 75% after 16 minutes.
The study advocates for improved access to defibrillators and training for first responders to enhance survival outcomes.
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Un estudio de Amsterdam UMC observa que cada minuto de retraso en el primer shock del desfibrilador durante el paro cardíaco reduce las posibilidades de supervivencia en un 6%.