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ArticleResuscitation plus2026

Structured Evaluation and Treatment of cardiac arrest via the ABCDE approach (SETA) - Rethinking high-performance CPR and cause-finding during Advanced Life Support.

P Gonzo, S Dunkl, M Gatterbauer, S Heider, M Girsa, M Krammel, S Schnaubelt

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7 authors.

P GonzoEmergency Medical Service Vienna 1030 Vienna, Austria.
S DunklEmergency Medical Service Vienna 1030 Vienna, Austria.
M GatterbauerEmergency Medical Service Vienna 1030 Vienna, Austria.
S HeiderEmergency Medical Service Vienna 1030 Vienna, Austria.
M GirsaEmergency Medical Service Vienna 1030 Vienna, Austria.
M KrammelEmergency Medical Service Vienna 1030 Vienna, Austria.
S SchnaubeltEmergency Medical Service Vienna 1030 Vienna, Austria.

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6 · The paper itself

Abstract

The European Resuscitation Council (ERC) Guidelines 2025 continue to summarize the causes of cardiac arrest that should be sought during advanced life support (ALS) as "4Hs and 4Ts". While well established, this list-based mnemonic does not map onto the airway-breathing-circulation-disability-exposure (ABCDE) sequence that emergency teams use for every other patient assessment, and it excludes causes that are clinically treatable but not classically "reversible" in the prehospital phase. We present

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ABCDE approachAdvanced life supportCardiac arrestCardiopulmonary resuscitationEmergency medical servicesPoint-of-care ultrasoundReversible causes

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PMID42701411
PMCPMC13545435

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