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See Latest ArticlesEmergency ambulance transport induces stress in patients with acute coronary syndrome
Emergency Medicine Journal, 06/24/09
Weber U et al. - Emergency ambulance transportation induces a rise in plasma catecholamine levels and therefore stress in patients with acute coronary syndrome, but does not result in cardiac shock as lactate levels and haemodynamic parameters remain normal.
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