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The discussions prominently support the clinical significance of the HACA trial, citing phrases like 'better outcomes with cooling' and referencing the trial's influence on guidelines, which reflects both agreement and high impact, while the tone remains informational rather than passionate. The use of specific trial data and references indicates moderate engagement from participants.
Most discussions highlight support for the findings of the HACA trial and emphasize the benefits of hypothermia for neurological outcomes.
The discussions reflect moderate interest, referencing specific trials, guidelines, and the relevance of the research, but lack broad enthusiasm or personal engagement.
Participants reference studies, trials, and guidelines, indicating a basic level of engagement with the research details, but not deep or critical analysis.
The emphasis on how the trial influences guidelines and clinical practice suggests the discussions have high significance for medical protocols and patient outcomes.
Milestone time - TAME has now enrolled the same number of patients as the pivotal HACA study group trial, of mild therapeutic hypothermia [not CO2, as in TAME], published in NEJM 2002. Continuing the journey. https://t.co/gcShU9OnkJ
Some of the patients in the normothermia group developed fever and the temperatures in this group were broadly similar to those recorded in the control group of the pivotal Hypothermia after Cardiac Arrest trial in which no temperature management was used. https://t.co/rgB3a6WMPp
@KentraHagatra @AlmondOldman Here is the trial that demonstrated better outcomes with cooling: https://t.co/EFHLaiKJPz
✅He was the coordinator of the #HACA study (Mild Therapeutic Hypothermia To Improve The Neurologic Outcome After Cardiac Arrest), which is used as a reference in the resuscitation guidelines.
(1/2) #AnesJC 3rd Abstract: Hypothermia after Cardiac Arrest Group 2002 https://t.co/hS4SBCjVRp @NEJM https://t.co/RPqa5aQAeF
➡️ The Austrian HACA trial reported an increase in survival with favourable neurological outcome (55% vs 39%; P=0.009) in 275 patients with out-of-hospital cardiac arrest managed at 32-34°C vs normothermia (10.1056/NEJMoa012689) 14/24 https://t.co/oT7MNdht0U
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RT @ClementLeeMD: @KentraHagatra @AlmondOldman Here is the trial that demonstrated better outcomes with cooling: https://t.co/EFHLaiKJPz
@KentraHagatra @AlmondOldman Here is the trial that demonstrated better outcomes with cooling: https://t.co/EFHLaiKJPz
RT @ozlemdikme: ✅He was the coordinator of the #HACA study (Mild Therapeutic Hypothermia To Improve The Neurologic Outcome After Cardiac Ar…
✅He was the coordinator of the HACA study (Mild Therapeutic Hypothermia To Improve The Neurologic Outcome After Cardiac Arrest), which is used as a reference in the resuscitation guidelines.
✅He was the coordinator of the HACA study (Mild Therapeutic Hypothermia To Improve The Neurologic Outcome After Cardiac Arrest), which is used as a reference in the resuscitation guidelines.
✅He was the coordinator of the #HACA study (Mild Therapeutic Hypothermia To Improve The Neurologic Outcome After Cardiac Arrest), which is used as a reference in the resuscitation guidelines.
RT @CritCareReviews: ➡️ The Austrian HACA trial reported an increase in survival with favourable neurological outcome (55% vs 39%; P=0.009)…
RT @CritCareReviews: ➡️ The Austrian HACA trial reported an increase in survival with favourable neurological outcome (55% vs 39%; P=0.009)…
RT @CritCareReviews: ➡️ The Austrian HACA trial reported an increase in survival with favourable neurological outcome (55% vs 39%; P=0.009)…
➡️ The Austrian HACA trial reported an increase in survival with favourable neurological outcome (55% vs 39%; P=0.009) in 275 patients with out-of-hospital cardiac arrest managed at 32-34°C vs normothermia (10.1056/NEJMoa012689) 14/24 https://t.co/oT7MNdht0U
RT @DogICUma: Some of the patients in the normothermia group developed fever and the temperatures in this group were broadly similar to tho…
Some of the patients in the normothermia group developed fever and the temperatures in this group were broadly similar to those recorded in the control group of the pivotal Hypothermia after Cardiac Arrest trial in which no temperature management was used. https://t.co/rgB3a6WMPp
RT @ChavarraJavier: HACA Trial https://t.co/a1BDQ5K36X
HACA Trial https://t.co/a1BDQ5K36X
RT @TAMEtrial: Milestone time - TAME has now enrolled the same number of patients as the pivotal HACA study group trial, of mild therapeuti…
RT @TAMEtrial: Milestone time - TAME has now enrolled the same number of patients as the pivotal HACA study group trial, of mild therapeuti…
RT @TAMEtrial: Milestone time - TAME has now enrolled the same number of patients as the pivotal HACA study group trial, of mild therapeuti…
RT @TAMEtrial: Milestone time - TAME has now enrolled the same number of patients as the pivotal HACA study group trial, of mild therapeuti…
RT @TAMEtrial: Milestone time - TAME has now enrolled the same number of patients as the pivotal HACA study group trial, of mild therapeuti…
Milestone time - TAME has now enrolled the same number of patients as the pivotal HACA study group trial, of mild therapeutic hypothermia [not CO2, as in TAME], published in NEJM 2002. Continuing the journey. https://t.co/gcShU9OnkJ
PARO CARDIACO EN ADULTOS. TENGAN PROTOCOLO DE HIPOTERMIA. https://t.co/vV7RD5vuDJ https://t.co/NntKZRrAzE
RT @Duke_Anesthesia: (1/2) #AnesJC 3rd Abstract: Hypothermia after Cardiac Arrest Group 2002 https://t.co/hS4SBCjVRp @NEJM https://t.co/RPq…
RT @Duke_Anesthesia: (1/2) #AnesJC 3rd Abstract: Hypothermia after Cardiac Arrest Group 2002 https://t.co/hS4SBCjVRp @NEJM https://t.co/RPq…
RT @Duke_Anesthesia: (1/2) #AnesJC 3rd Abstract: Hypothermia after Cardiac Arrest Group 2002 https://t.co/hS4SBCjVRp @NEJM https://t.co/RPq…
RT @Duke_Anesthesia: (1/2) #AnesJC 3rd Abstract: Hypothermia after Cardiac Arrest Group 2002 https://t.co/hS4SBCjVRp @NEJM https://t.co/RPq…
(1/2) #AnesJC 3rd Abstract: Hypothermia after Cardiac Arrest Group 2002 https://t.co/hS4SBCjVRp @NEJM https://t.co/RPqa5aQAeF
@AlexF50451971 @M_T_Franz Ergänz. Umstände sind wichtig. Es gibt Fälle, wo Personen, die klinisch tot waren, nach mehreren h überlebt (ohne bleibende Schäden) haben. Stichwort (therap.) Hypothermie. Längste Zeit war bsp. ~6h (Japan), ~3 1/2h (Brite), ~3h (Norwegen). ua. Studie 2002 https://t.co/eEx6a0LtCL
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