A four-year-old pulled from a home pool, saturating ninety-two per cent. Four hours later: pink frothy sputum and a saturation of eighty-four. The lung injury arrives hours later. This Atlas edition walks the whole resuscitation: the WHO definition and the obsolete terms to bury, laryngospasm versus aspiration, the cascade from surfactant loss to ARDS, why the rhythm is asystole not VF, cold water and the diving reflex, channelopathy drownings, safe rescue, the Szpilman triage grades, five rescue breaths before thirty-to-two, the hospital course, prognosis and stopping rules, and prevention.…
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