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Case Reports
Survival following blunt chest impact-induced cardiac arrest during sports activities in young athletes.
- B J Maron, J F Strasburger, J D Kugler, B M Bell, F D Brodkey, and L C Poliac.
- Division of Cardiovascular Research, Minneapolis Heart Institute Foundation, Minnesota 55407, USA.
- Am. J. Cardiol. 1997 Mar 15;79(6):840-1.
AbstractBlunt chest impact-induced cardiac arrest on the athletic field (commotio cordis) is not necessarily fatal. The 3 survivors reported here emphasize the importance of recognizing this syndrome so that emergency resuscitative measures are more likely to be implemented promptly, and such catastrophes avoided.
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