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Emergency Medicine
Assessment

Return of spontaneous circulation (ROSC) achieved after 15 minutes of resuscitation

Meaning

Resumption of sustained perfusing cardiac activity after a period of cardiac arrest, specifically after 15 minutes of resuscitative efforts.

Clinical Context

Used to document the successful restoration of a patient's heartbeat and palpable pulse following a period of cardiac arrest lasting 15 minutes. Indicates a critical point in resuscitation and often associated with poorer neurological outcomes compared to earlier ROSC.

Example Usage

"Patient achieved ROSC after 15 minutes of CPR, assisted ventilations, and administration of epinephrine."

Usage Context

Documented in the assessment or procedures section of notes related to cardiac arrest and resuscitation.

Related Phrases
Cardiac arrest
Cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR)
Advanced cardiac life support (ACLS)
Post-cardiac arrest care
Targeted temperature management (TTM)
Related ICD-10 Code
I46.9

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