Thank you for your take on this complex topic. I haven’t looked at the research, but has bedside US (quick look) impacted the duration of CPR efforts? Keep up the amazing work.
Thanks for supporting and commenting. I will look into the bedside u/s question sometime. I suspect whatever is published will be relatively small case series. Worth a look though.
Great analysis and thanks for expounding upon the previous CPR piece. So much of ICU medicine seems to be fighting like crazy for the certain percentage who might actually pull through. It’s sobering when you see that some patients get long CPR and still make it through. Not sure what that percentage might be or the ancillary cost of anoxic but hemodynamically stable patients might be, but it’s great that someone is looking at data here.
Thank you for your take on this complex topic. I haven’t looked at the research, but has bedside US (quick look) impacted the duration of CPR efforts? Keep up the amazing work.
Thanks for supporting and commenting. I will look into the bedside u/s question sometime. I suspect whatever is published will be relatively small case series. Worth a look though.
Great analysis and thanks for expounding upon the previous CPR piece. So much of ICU medicine seems to be fighting like crazy for the certain percentage who might actually pull through. It’s sobering when you see that some patients get long CPR and still make it through. Not sure what that percentage might be or the ancillary cost of anoxic but hemodynamically stable patients might be, but it’s great that someone is looking at data here.
This is great!! Thank you for your analysis!!
Thanks for your support!