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World Journal of Surgery | 2011

Outcomes from Prehospital Cardiac Arrest in Blunt Trauma Patients

Yoshihiro Moriwaki; Mitsugi Sugiyama; Toshiro Yamamoto; Yoshio Tahara; Hiroshi Toyoda; Takayuki Kosuge; Nobuyuki Harunari; Masayuki Iwashita; Shinju Arata; Noriyuki Suzuki

BackgroundThere are few strategies for treating patients who have suffered cardiopulmonary arrest due to blunt trauma (BT-CPA). The aim of this population-based case series observational study was to clarify the outcome of BT-CPA patients treated with a standardized strategy that included an emergency department thoracotomy (EDT) under an emergency medical service (EMS) system with a rapid transportation system.MethodsThe 477 BT-CPA registry data were augmented by a review of the detailed medical records in our emergency department (ED) and action reports in the prehospital EMS records.ResultsOf those, 76% were witnessed and 20% were CPA after leaving the scene. In all, 18% of the patients went to the intensive care unit (ICU), the transcatheter arterial embolization (TAE) room, or the operating room (OR). Only 3% survived to be discharged. Among the 363 witnessed patients—11 of whom had ventricular fibrillation (VF) as the initial rhythm, 134 exhibiting pulseless electrical activity (PEA), and 221 with asystole—13, 1, and 3%, respectively, survived to discharge. The most common initial rhythm just after collapse was not VF but PEA, and asystole increased over the 7xa0min after collapse. There were no differences in the interval between arrival at the hospital and the return of spontaneous circulation between the patients that survived to discharge and deceased patients in the ED, OR, TAE room, or ICU. The longest interval was 17xa0min.ConclusionsIn BT-CPA patients, a 20-min resuscitation effort and termination of the effort are thought to be relevant. The initial rhythm is not a prognostic indicator. We believe that the decision on whether to undertake aggressive resuscitation efforts should be made on a case-by-case basis.


International Journal of Clinical Oncology | 2000

Lung adenosquamous carcinoma with lingual and cardiac metastases

Eisaku Yoden; Masami Iizuka; Hiroyo Deguchi; Takashi Fukuya; Yoshinari Imajo; Junichi Hiratsuka; Masaru Hosoda; Hiroshi Namio; Hiroshi Toyoda

Abstract Metastatic lingual tumors are very rare, and hematogenous myocardial metastasis is also relatively uncommon. We report a case of lung adenosquamous carcinoma with metastases to the tongue and the myocardium. A 65-year-old man underwent a partial upper lobectomy for a primary lung cancer in June 1997. He developed a local recurrence and received two courses of radiotherapy, in March and September 1998. A follow-up computed tomography (CT) scan showed a myocardial tumor, suggestive of cardiac metastasis. In October 1998, he began to complain of angina-like chest oppression and showed ischemic changes on electrocardiogram (ECG), and he also developed lingual, subcutaneous, and brain metastases. He died of respiratory failure in December 1998, 20 months after the initial diagnosis of primary lung cancer; metastases to the tongue and myocardium were confirmed by autopsy.


Acta Histochemica Et Cytochemica | 1988

DETECTION OF HEPATITIS B VIRUS-DNA IN LIVER TISSUES IN CHRONIC TYPE B LIVER DISEASES AND ITS RELEVANCY TO VIRAL ANTIGENS

Yusei Arakaki; Hiroshi Toyoda; Sekiko Watanabe; Shuji Seki; Takuzo Oda


Nihon Rinsho Geka Gakkai Zasshi (journal of Japan Surgical Association) | 1986

LYMPHANGIOMA OF THE CECUM WITH INTUSSUSCEPTION

Akihiko Matsui; Kunio Okajima; Masanori Ishii; Hiroshi Namio; Mizuya Kawanishi; Yasuhiro Fujii; Yusei Arakaki; Hiroshi Toyoda


Nihon Rinsho Geka Gakkai Zasshi (journal of Japan Surgical Association) | 1986

REMNANT GASTRIC CARCINOMA AT THE ANASTOMOTIC SITE ORIGINATING FROM GASTRITIS CYSTICA POLYPOSA

Akihiko Matsui; Kunio Okajima; Masanori Ishii; Hiroshi Namio; Mizuya Kawanishi; Yasuhiro Fujii; Kazuo Hamatsu; Yusei Arakaki; Hiroshi Toyoda


Nihon Rinsho Geka Gakkai Zasshi (journal of Japan Surgical Association) | 1986

FISHBONE PENETRATION OUT OF THE INTESTINAL TRACT

Akihiko Matsui; Kunio Okajima; Mizuya Kawanishi; Yasuhiro Fujii; Masanori Ishii; Hiroshi Namio; Yusei Arakaki; Hiroshi Toyoda


Resuscitation | 2008

Out-of-hospital cardiac arrest due to non-cardiac causes

Yoshihiro Moriwaki; Yoshio Tahara; Shinju Arata; Hiroshi Toyoda; Takayuki Kosuge; Masayuki Iwashita; J. Ishikawa; S. Matsuzakis; N. Harunarin; Noriyuki Suzuki; Mitsugi Sugiyama


Hepato-gastroenterology | 2003

Oxygen metabolism of the liver during an HA clamp: HV saturation and free radicals.

Yoshihiro Moriwaki; Mitsugi Sugiyama; Keiji Uchida; Takayuki Kosuge; Norihisa Karube; Hiroshi Toyoda; Toshiro Yamamoto; Satoshi Hasegawa; Koji Kanaya; Goro Matsuda; Shigeru Yamagishi; Kenichi Yoshida


Critical Care | 2003

Usefulness of double luminal drain with continuous high-pressure aspiration for draining mucinous discharge in abdominal sepsis: prevention of worsening of local inflammation until definitive surgery

M Yoshihiro; Mitsugi Sugiyama; Keiji Uchida; Hiroshi Toyoda; H Tomita; Kenichi Yoshida; Shigeru Yamagishi; K Kanaya; Takayuki Kosuge; Toshiro Yamamoto; N Suzuki


Critical Care | 2002

Which is worse, a repeated short time ischemia or a continuous long time ischemia? An effect of intermittent reperfusion on tissue damage due to ischemia-reperfusion

Yoshihiro Moriwaki; Shigeru Yamagishi; Hiroshi Toyoda; Takayuki Kosuge; Toshiro Yamamoto; Mitsugi Sugiyama

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Keiji Uchida

Yokohama City University

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