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Ice Ice Maybe: Controversies and Current Perspectives on Targeted Temperature Management - Organized by BD TTM Medical Affairs

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In this video, Dr. Benjamin Abella and Mary Kay Bader discuss targeted temperature management (TTM) after cardiac arrest. They highlight the controversy around the optimal temperature for TTM and the importance of individualized care. Dr. Abella discusses studies that have shown benefits of cooling to 33 degrees Celsius and challenges the findings of recent trials that suggest 36 degrees Celsius may be just as effective. He emphasizes the need to consider the severity of brain injury and other factors when determining the appropriate temperature for TTM. Mary Kay Bader discusses the development of a comprehensive protocol for post-arrest care, which includes not just TTM, but also oxygenation, ventilation, circulation, neurologic care, and family support. She emphasizes the importance of keeping track of data and outcomes when implementing changes in TTM protocols. The speakers also mention the performance standards set by the Joint Commission and the need for hospitals to have written protocols and neuro-prognostication guidelines. They highlight the importance of ongoing research and individualized care in optimizing outcomes for post-arrest patients.

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Cardiovascular, 2023

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Type: Non-CE Activities | Ice Ice Maybe: Controversies and Current Perspectives on Targeted Temperature Management - Organized by BD TTM Medical Affairs

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Content Type Presentation

Knowledge Area Cardiovascular

Membership Level Professional

Membership Level Select

Tag Targeted Temperature Management

Year 2023

Keywords

targeted temperature management

TTM

cardiac arrest

optimal temperature

individualized care

brain injury

post-arrest care

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