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Objective is to investigate the subclavian vein epi- nephrine rescue efficacy of the drug in patients with cardiac arrest. Methods 126 cases of cardiac arrest patients were ran- domly divided into the subclavian vein catheterization group and 63 cases of peripheral venous each group, and two groups were given epinephrine, with compared efficacy observation. Results: subclavian vein catheterization group of spontaneous circulation recovery time is significantly shorter than the peri- pheral vein group (P 0.05). Conclusion: To rescue cardiac arrest patients of emergency subclavian vein catheterization, intravenous access- ing through the recovery of the drug can significantly shorten the recovery time of spontaneous circulation, thus improving the success rate of cardiopulmonary resuscitation early.

Clinical Observation of Adrenaline through the Subclavian Vein Cardiac Arrest Rescue Medication