We assess efficacy of 2005 CPR application, prognosis and Upon causes & studied factors, we delivered rational resuscitation. Subjects and methods: This is a cross-sectional, descriptive study conducted in 43 cases which had hemodynamic results after CPR (beating hearts) from January to December, 2008, evaluated based on two elements: circulation & neurology. Results: In our study, most of the cases present quite serious post-CPR sequelae, the interval to take them to hospital is quite long with an average of 30, 6+ - 10, 9 minutes and a majority of them were received no previous management or unappropriately managed.