Widely Used Heart Drug Fails to Protect Newborns During Intubation, Landmark Study Finds
A massive international registry study of more than 13,000 neonatal intubations finds that atropine, long given routinely to protect newborns' ...
A massive international registry study of more than 13,000 neonatal intubations finds that atropine, long given routinely to protect newborns' ...
A natural language processing model trained on clinical notes predicts neurologic outcome in comatose cardiac arrest survivors while exposing hidden ...
Researchers trained a natural language processing model to automatically derive neurological outcome scores for comatose cardiac arrest patients from clinical ...
A transformer-based machine learning model can detect and even predict diffuse cerebral edema in cardiac arrest survivors from routine EEG ...
A simulation-based study of 99 Indian pediatric providers finds that crisis resource management skills are suboptimal regardless of how recently ...
A new review maps how prehospital ECPR—starting heart-lung machines at the scene of cardiac arrest—could transform survival, and what Turkey ...
A case report describes how clinicians successfully resuscitated a Jehovah's Witness in cardiogenic shock using ECMO and a valve procedure ...
A University of Virginia case report shows how cefepime-induced neurotoxicity masked a recoverable prognosis after cardiac arrest, challenging the use ...
A systematic review pooling 38 pediatric cases shows that neurogenic stunned myocardium after acute brain injury in children is usually ...
A large placebo-controlled trial found that early treatment with hydrocortisone, thiamine, and vitamin C did not reduce brain injury or ...
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