Impact of cardiopulmonary resuscitation duration on functional outcome, level of independence, and survival among patients with in-hospital cardiac arrests: A pilot study.

At the end of CPR, the mortality rate was 66.7%, with a survival of 33.3%, and this is supported by a systematic review that reports in-hospital mortality at 51% with a decreasing trend with the induction of ECMO as a novel and crucial part of the resuscitation strategy.[ 48 ] The ROSC was achieved among 33.3% with a mean ROSC time of 5.56 ± 7.418 while other studies reported 61-70% achieving ROSC,[ 41 ] while; in contrast, only 13.2% achieved ROSC during the COVID-19 infection.[ 41 ] The rate of ROSC and 30-day survival was 33.3%, while a Swedish study reported 63% and 30%, respectively,[ 49 ] and a Demark study reports 49% Vs 27% of ROSC 24% and 17%[ 27 ] survival at 30 days among IHCA and OHCA.

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