Jin Hee Jung's research while affiliated with Seoul Medical Center and other places

... Rather than reverting to manual ventilation using a manual resuscitation device, choosing an appropriate ventilator strategy for the patient already undergoing mechanical ventilation when chest compressions are performed frees up hands that can be better used. 35 The "six-dial strategy" described by Sahu et al 36 in Table 2 is a useful strategy to optimize ventilation using conventional mechanical ventilators during cardiopulmonary resuscitation. Although the fraction of inspired oxygen is not described as part of this strategy, it is assumed ...

... Furthermore, there is currently no factor that has demonstrated sufficient accuracy in predicting the outcome of pediatric post-arrest survival [6]. Among the biochemical markers of pediatric cardiac arrest, researches have suggested that neuronspecific enolase (NSE), serum lactate and pH measured within the first 24 hours after arrest, and the delta neutrophil index are associated with patient survival and neurological prognosis [6][7][8]. However, the specific cutoff values for each biological marker are not well-established, and there is a limited amount of research on biological markers during cardiac arrest. ...

... There are important differences in the infant, child, adolescent and adult anatomy and physiology that would influence the management of cardiopulmonary arrest. [1][2][3][4][5][6][7] Paediatric cardiac arrest outcomes, especially for infants, remain generally poor. [1][2][3] The paediatric life support taskforce of the International Liaison Committee on Resuscitation (ILCOR) regularly reviews and updates available scientific evidence to make treatment recommendations on paediatric life support. ...

... We found that the global ASIR of FBs has increased since 2010, especially in high, high-middle, and middle SDI regions, which may be closely related to socioeconomic development, changes in people's lifestyles and diets, and the development and progress of medical diagnostic technology. A study in Korea found that the incidence of FBs is increasing yearly, which is consistent with our research results [25]. China, with a population of 1.42 billion, is the most populous country in the world. ...

... 9 Although previous studies showed even higher rates of CAD in these patients, the optimal treatment strategy for patients with an initial non-shockable rhythm remained debateable, since these were excluded from the COACT trial. 16,17 The recently published randomized controlled TOMAHAWK trial aimed to address this issue by investigating the association of early CAG on mortality independent of initial rhythm but failed to demonstrate reduced mortality after early CAG as well. 18 Two recent meta-analyses showed the superiority of selective late and early CAG compared with no CAG regarding mortality and neurological outcome but found no difference between early and selective late CAG. ...

... The use of computed tomography (CT) scans has continued to increase in children due to the improved CT diagnostic utility and increased availability [1,2]. With this increasing Communicated by Peter de Winter Extended author information available on the last page of the article Content courtesy of Springer Nature, terms of use apply. ...

... A categoria "Déficit na capacitação profissional" ressalta a carência de elementos para que os enfermeiros possam elaborar uma assistência adequada às vítimas de violência. Nota-se que nos estudos E7, E8 e E9 discorre sobre as dificuldades de alguns enfermeiros relacionadas a identificação dos casos suspeitos de violência (Cleek et al., 2019;Elarousy;Abed, 2019;Paek et al., 2019). ...

... However, several previous studies on pupil examinations upon hospital arrival have shown that even if negative PLR and mydriasis are observed, their sensitivity regarding neurological prognosis is low and insufficient to predict poor neurological prognosis, which is an important decision [11,12]. On the other hands, it has occasionally been observed that pupillary findings change after the return of spontaneous circulation (ROSC) or extracorporeal membrane oxygenation (ECMO) establishment in patients with OHCA in whom poor prognosis was inferred from pupillary findings at the time of initial evaluation [13,14]. Despite the potential relevance to prognosis, the association between these changes in pupillary examination and the neurological prognosis in patients undergoing ECPR has not been well established. ...

... Strategies to increase the detection of child abuse in EDs to prevent devastating outcomes have been previously described, including checklists, the development of new screening tools [6,24,[39][40][41][42], testing of existing tools for their usefulness [15,43], implementation of staff training [15,31,44], and automatic involvement of CPS at certain defined diagnoses [45]. Checklists covering the indicators of risk for CAN have been previously shown to increase the rate of suspected but not confirmed cases of child maltreatment, the awareness of CAN, and the documentation of suspected cases [5]. ...

... A decrease in incidence was subsequently observed. In older adolescents over 11 years of age, the most common cause of accidents was sport-related activities, which was also observed in other studies [19,20]. Similar results were found for accidents at home. ...