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Specialized cardiac arrest center does not improve survival after resuscitation: ARREST

Specialized cardiac arrest center does not improve survival after resuscitation: ARREST
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Cardiac Arrest Centers No Benefit in OHCA Without STEMI

Patients resuscitated after cardiac arrest without ST elevation had the same survival if they were transported to the nearest hospital emergency department or a cardiac arrest center, in the UK ARREST trial.

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Cardiac Arrest Centers Don t Benefit OHCA Patients Without STEMI: ARREST

In this London-based trial, OHCA patients fared just as well when taken to the local hospital’s emergency department.

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AHA Advocates Normothermia for Most Comatose OHCA Patients

An AHA science advisory based on recent evidence suggests that for resuscitated out-ot-hospital cardiac arrest patients, controlling temperature to less than 37.5° C is a "reasonable" approach.

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AHA: Wider Temperature Management Range Okay in Cardiac Arrest Care

For patients with arrest of suspected cardiac cause, ˂ 37.5°C may be enough, a new statement advises ahead of guidelines.

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