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In a recent video presentation, the speaker discussed four trials published in the last year regarding the management of cardiac arrest. The first trial examined blood pressure management after cardiac arrest, finding that specific blood pressure targets do not have a significant impact on outcomes. The second trial focused on oxygen targets after cardiac arrest, showing that both liberal and restrictive oxygen targets had similar outcomes. The speaker mentioned an ongoing trial to further investigate this topic. The third trial discussed temperature management, comparing hypothermia to normothermia in in-hospital cardiac arrest. The results showed no difference in mortality between the two approaches. The speaker noted that current guidelines recommend avoiding fever post-cardiac arrest and maintaining a temperature of 36 degrees Celsius. Overall, the trials did not significantly impact current management practices for cardiac arrest.
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Professional Development and Education, 2023
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Type: year in review | Year in Review: Internal Medicine (SessionID 2000004)
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2023
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cardiac arrest
blood pressure management
oxygen targets
temperature management
mortality
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