Critical care & EM #medtwitter - I want to hear about your post-arrest care experiences since #TTM2 published.
2 cases this week where transferring hospitals said "we don't cool anymore" - both pts came in febrile - BAD for outcomes.
What are you seeing?
#postarrest#TTM
confused by recent post-arrest trial #TTM2? Two important resources for you
1. free webinar June 24 4 PM US EDT
2. TTM Academy podcast on iTunes
these items and more can be found here:
https://t.co/tRWT4YGSAe
@AACNme@AACNursing#postarrest
@PennTTM has released a podcast discussion on #TTM2 - our bottom line:
* patient selection - TTM is likely a therapy that requires different doses for different patients
* multicenter hyperion study shows TTM to 33C saved brains, and had very different patients than TTM2
@stephanamayer@CuringComa@JAMANetworkOpen@JAMANetwork@stephanamayer I remember reading TTM1 in 12/2013 then seeing TTM utilization for OHCA decrease while everyone worked to understand the variables. @BenjaminAbella did a couple of nice interviews/videos explaining the details of TTM1. Interested in TTM2 results & interpretations.
Join us for
*Cardiac Arrest Conversations: Take 1*
A free information & networking event for survivors, family members and lay rescuers impacted by sudden cardiac arrest!
Mark your calendars:
Tuesday May 4th
6:30pm EST
Registration link coming soon!
Which Target Temperature for Post-Anoxic Brain Injury? A Systematic Review from “Real Life” suggests better outcomes with 33 as opposed to 36 C.
https://t.co/Fe7LgsayUO #ScholarAlerts
Several multicenter studies now published that suggest #COVID19 patients with in-hospital arrest can survive to discharge.
Let's not give up on arrest victims just because they happen to have #COVID19 -
#CPR#resuscitation#FOAMed