'Resuscitation drug adrenaline questioned in cardiac arrest'

Paramedics worldwide use adrenaline to attempt to kick-start the heart Approval has been given for a study where some cardiac arrest patients will be given a dummy drug, rather than adrenaline to kick-start their heart. There are concerns that adrenaline, used for more than 50 years as a key part of resuscitation, can do more harm than good. But the study will mean some patients across England and

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心肺停止の緊急時に、アドレナリンではなく「ダミーの錠剤」を与える事が倫理性の問題として存在。蘇生薬の効果に疑問が残るまま50年が経過。