Similar to cardiac arrest,<unk>  is treated with both cardiopulmonary resuscitation and defibrillation. The goal of treatment is to re-establish a self perfusing heart through correction of the electrical activity within the heart. CPR entails chest compressions along with rescue breaths, while defibrillation involves a biphasic shock across the chest with the purpose of restarting the electrical activity of the heart. Anti-arrythmic drugs are commonly given during the ROSC phase. These drugs may include lidocaine and amiodarone.
Rearrest
Traction 
Bed rest
Decompression 
Trifascicular block
Remote ischemic conditioning
Nerve induction
High-frequency ventilation