Clinical outcome of in-hospital cardiac arrest: An observational study in Indian setting

The studies on In-Hospital Cardiac Arrest are limited by the fact that most of them carried out for patient admitted in ICU. Particularly ward patients, there lies a big void literature and hence this research study was undertaken order to clinical outcome in-hospital cardiac arrest patients ward. A hospital based observational among 119 evaluate presented Deenanath Mangeshkar Hospital & Research Centre, Pune over period 2 years. Male female ratio 1.8:1 with higher incidence age group 61-70 years (28.6%). 44 were first place, 25% (11 patients) survived 24 hours post resuscitation total 4 discharged from hospital. Rest 75 required ICU admission initially later sent where they sustained arrest. (32%) cardiopulmonary 12 (16%) later.Out 55.5% had revival immediately 44.5% died resuscitation. Patient shockable initial rhythm monitor better outcomes than non-shockable so early defibrillation is advised rhythm. Of all who arrest, those causes electrolytes disturbance as preceding cause outcome.