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Explore an open library dedicated to resuscitation and special situations: search scientific evidence, browse the REASEL and ACsD editorial channels, and read selected articles to explore clinical decisions in greater depth.

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CPR in prone position

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Ultrasound in intraoperative cardiac arrest: usefulness, limits and teamwork

Intraoperative hypotension: position, perfusion and decisions

REASEL open resourcesResuscitation · Physiology · Education

Resuscitation in special situations

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Intraoperative cardiac arrest and perioperative resuscitation.

REASEL and the Latin American Council for Resuscitation in Special Situations bring together work involving Rafael Eduardo Herrera-Elizalde. This collection includes one sole-authored and three coauthored publications on cardiac arrest in the operating room, CPR quality, maternal resuscitation and decisions after ROSC. The articles are part of the section Cardiopulmonary resuscitation of the proceedings published by Revista Mexicana de Anestesiología.

Scientific publications · 2026

This collection brings together contributions on responding to cardiac arrest in the operating room: organizing the chain of survival, coordinating the team, the pregnancy context and decisions after ROSC. Each page identifies the original publication and provides access to its full text. Explore each work’s contribution and limitations before applying it in practice.

Rev Mex Anestesiol · 2026s90–s92

Intraoperative chain of survival

Rafael Eduardo Herrera-Elizalde

Proposes a chain of survival adapted to the perioperative environment, where arrest is usually witnessed and monitored and requires integrating resuscitation, diagnosis and correction of the cause.

  • Chain of survival
  • Intraoperative cardiac arrest
  • Perioperative resuscitation

Verifiable source and identity. The publication pages and full texts link to the official Medigraphic record. ORCID distinguishes Rafael Eduardo Herrera-Elizalde’s work from authors with similar names.

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REASEL addresses resuscitation in special situations. ACsD explores the cardiovascular physiology underlying perioperative decisions.

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A short selection covering perioperative resuscitation, monitoring, perfusion and cardiovascular reserve.