荷里活廣場斬人事件搓心急救是否合理?

There is currently no definitive animal or human evidence to support the use of external chest compressions in patients with traumatic cardiac arrest secondary to hypovolaemia, and further work is underway to try to answer this question. External chest compressions should therefore not delay critical interventions in traumatic cardiac arrest (listed in Table 1), unless it is suspected that there is an underlying medical cause for the cardiac arrest.