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Cardiopulmonary arrest (CPA) is a medical emergency that requires immediate and effective intervention in the emergency room. Well-defined protocols are essential to optimize patient outcomes. A systematic review was conducted following PRISMA guidelines. Comprehensive literature search included electronic databases and relevant references. Studies addressing CPA protocols in the emergency room were included, with assessment of methodological quality and data extraction. Analysis of included studies revealed a variety of approaches in CPA protocols, highlighting both points of agreement and disagreement among international guidelines. Integration of resuscitation strategies, such as post-CPA temperature management and acute coronary syndromes, was discussed in relation to challenges and opportunities in clinical practice. This systematic review provides a comprehensive synthesis of current evidence on CPA protocols in the emergency room, emphasizing the importance of implementing updated guidelines and identifying gaps to guide future research and improvements in clinical practice.
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