然而,直到20世纪中叶,更广泛的医学界开始以口对口复苏的形式开始识别和促进人工通气,并将胸部按压作为心脏骤停后复苏的关键部分。这个组合首次出现在1962年由James Jude,Guy Knickerbocker和Peter Safar创作的名为“The Life of Life”的培训视频中。 Jude和Knickerbocker以及William Kouwenhoven和Joseph S. Redding最近发现了外部胸部按压的方法,而Safar曾与Redding和James Elam合作证明了口对口复苏的有效性。在约翰霍普金斯大学,最初开发了CPR技术。 Redding,Safar和JW Pearson对狗的测试进行了第一次测试。不久之后,这项技术被用来挽救儿童的生命。[113]他们的综合发现于1960年9月16日在大洋城举行的年度马里兰医学会会议上公布,并在接下来的十年中得到了广泛认可,并得到了他们所进行的视频和演讲之旅。彼得·萨法尔于1957年写了“复苏ABC”一书。在美国,它首次被推广为一种让公众在20世纪70年代学习的技巧。[114]
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