SUDDEN CARDIAC ARREST IN PREGNANT WOMEN WITH MASSIVE BLOOD LOSS
Sudden cardiac arrest is rare during pregnancy, but over the age of 35 years the frequency of this pathophysiological phenomenon shows an increase. The reasons of sudden cardiac arrest are different and can be divided into three groups: obstetric, medical - not associated with pregnancy and iatrogenic. In connection with organ and hemodynamic changes associated with pregnancy cardiopulmonary resuscitation in pregnant women with sudden cardiac arrest, there are some differences in comparison with a similar phenomenon in patients without pregnancy. Essential methods of limiting the compression of the aorta and inferior Vena cava gravidei of the uterus. It is provided the information for perimortem delivery of pregnant women with sudden cardiac arrest and the necessary care for pregnant women experienced the sudden cardiac arrest.