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Hypotension Magnitude via High-Resolution ABP Is Associated With Outcome After Pediatric Arrest
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In this video, Raymond, a resident at the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, presents a study on the association between hypotension and neurologic outcomes in pediatric patients after cardiac arrest. The study used arterial line data to calculate a burden of hypotension score that incorporates both duration and magnitude of hypotension. The results showed that a higher burden of hypotension was associated with unfavorable neurologic outcomes. Additionally, for patients with a CPR time greater than 10 minutes, this association extended to higher threshold mean arterial pressures. However, there were limitations to the study, including its retrospective design and low prevalence of hypotension.
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Pediatrics, Cardiovascular, 2023
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Type: star research | Star Research Presentations: Research Enrichment, Adult and Pediatric (SessionID 30002)
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Knowledge Area
Pediatrics
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Cardiovascular
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Cardiac Arrest
Year
2023
Keywords
hypotension
neurologic outcomes
pediatric patients
cardiac arrest
arterial line data
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