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Cardiac arrest involves the heart not functioning properly, so our body's organs end up not receiving blood flow constantly and correctly, resulting in a lack of oxygen in other vital organs. This adverse event is commonly seen during anesthetic periods and may have several potentiating factors, such as comorbidities and the patient's clinical status. Methodology: The present study addresses a systematic review with the aim of analyzing and understanding the occurrence of these cases and their possible related causes. Comprehensive articles on this topic were selected from November 2023 without time restrictions. Results: Cardiac arrests during surgery in anesthetized patients are serious and potentially fatal events. They can be triggered by a variety of factors, including respiratory complications, electrolyte disturbances, pre-existing heart conditions, shock, excessive bleeding, medication administration errors, and major surgical procedures. Conclusion: Despite the technological advances and facilities implemented, a significant number of this type of condition still occurs.
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