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The social discussions demonstrate curiosity about consciousness during cardiac arrest, citing the 2014 AWARE study and mentioning themes like awareness and vivid memories, which reflect their interest and acknowledgment of the study's potential impact. The tone is inquisitive, with participants asking for clarifications and sharing their views on the significance of findings, showing moderate engagement.
Many discussions regard the study as providing valuable insights into awareness during resuscitation, with some emphasizing its significance.
The posts show a high level of curiosity and focus on understanding consciousness and PTSD related to resuscitation experiences.
Participants reference specific studies, such as the 2014 AWARE project, and question details like EEG usage, indicating a moderate level of engagement.
The discussions highlight potential shifts in medical understanding of consciousness during cardiac arrest, suggesting a modest but meaningful influence on future research.
@otaibikm الدراسة الأولى المذكوره قام بها الدكتور سام بارنيا وآخرون وهي مكونه من جزئين: جزء استباقي قاموا به في 2014 «وعي - الوعي خلال الإنعاش - دراسة استباقية» https://t.co/663VWKe4ho الجزء الثاني من الدراسة قاموا به في 2023 «الوعي خلال الإنعاش - الجزء الثاني: دراسة متعددة المراكز حول https://t.co/oJaMdNT3nU
@falcon___heart لمن سأل عن المرجع: التقصّي عن الباحث و البحث سهل! البحث منشور في Resuscitation (https://t.co/N8svizVaAn) عامل تأثير هذه المجلة هو 5.26، مما يصنفها 9 من أصل 36 في طب الرعاية الحرجة. وهذا تصنيف پلماكس لها: https://t.co/EFEH3J0zfX و هنا https://t.co/ZZCfnGxgjC قراءة نقدية للبحث.
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@FerLau11 Buenos días. Las fuentes las nombramos al final de cada artículo. Aquí la tienes: 'Awareness during resuscitation. A prospective study'. Sam Parnia. Resucitation Journal. DOI: https://t.co/4F4FwW4d6X Saludos.
@YavorRM @EmergMedDr @CCWearmouth Maybe not cadaveric spasm as usually seen with signs of awareness in "fresh" arrests & goes if dead. Probably not as uncommon as you think it's just we paramedics assume everyone sees it, so we never thought to publish
Doc, what do you think about Near Death Experiences? https://t.co/wR22VRugup https://t.co/0SnJzoIebU I'm an avid follower of Sam Parnia. https://t.co/fDqPrkr7Fb
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@NonyaB52 @michaelebukam @toobaffled https://t.co/P37XsCueoK
@mjustjoshinya https://t.co/15EArJMDtg
I am disappointed with Google. Seems like their hirings have been heavily overrated. https://t.co/NhidKvO5gA https://t.co/DWJF368ffM
@MarshallRnDEng https://t.co/NhidKvO5gA
@Empathetic12345 @1954Portogh2 @SteveTiger999 Here's the study. Where does it mention the EEG they used? https://t.co/XOVXfTq0Rt
@Unapologet26919 @Gungglefont @LarsJLindahl1 @QuinnWillful @atheiskeptic Here we go . Sorry I gotta induce this panic but you asked for it
RT @noonsour: @otaibikm الدراسة الأولى المذكوره قام بها الدكتور سام بارنيا وآخرون وهي مكونه من جزئين: جزء استباقي قاموا به في 2014 «وعي -…
RT @noonsour: @otaibikm الدراسة الأولى المذكوره قام بها الدكتور سام بارنيا وآخرون وهي مكونه من جزئين: جزء استباقي قاموا به في 2014 «وعي -…
RT @noonsour: @otaibikm الدراسة الأولى المذكوره قام بها الدكتور سام بارنيا وآخرون وهي مكونه من جزئين: جزء استباقي قاموا به في 2014 «وعي -…
RT @noonsour: @otaibikm الدراسة الأولى المذكوره قام بها الدكتور سام بارنيا وآخرون وهي مكونه من جزئين: جزء استباقي قاموا به في 2014 «وعي -…
@otaibikm الدراسة الأولى المذكوره قام بها الدكتور سام بارنيا وآخرون وهي مكونه من جزئين: جزء استباقي قاموا به في 2014 «وعي - الوعي خلال الإنعاش - دراسة استباقية» https://t.co/663VWKe4ho الجزء الثاني من الدراسة قاموا به في 2023 «الوعي خلال الإنعاش - الجزء الثاني: دراسة متعددة المراكز حول https://t.co/oJaMdNT3nU
Doc, what do you think about Near Death Experiences? https://t.co/wR22VRugup https://t.co/0SnJzoIebU I'm an avid follower of Sam Parnia. https://t.co/fDqPrkr7Fb
@theliverdr You have a wonderful writing style. I enjoyed reading it. How do you feel about NDEs? I have come across some research papers where the patient could recall the details of the room and the actions of the doctors after their brain stopped working. https://t.co/wR22VRuOjX
@Marxistin513 @Sandr0Costa https://t.co/zP6U0olj2U https://t.co/kY5KqvT8RJ
@MergencyFe @MessalinadL https://t.co/wgeAQIpA9x
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@Frank20300 @AiG Consciousness extends beyond clinical death. The advances in resuscitation science have given us a small window into the mystery of live after death. The AWARE study provides some great insights. https://t.co/cITdSsEA5b
@KevilKnievel @AiG The closest we can get to what your asking for is through the developments in resuscitation science, where people are conscious/aware while pronounced clinically dead (with no brain activity) & are worked on. Stay well. https://t.co/j2rYyXWMvc
@never1ies @jklinders @AiG The closest we can get to what your asking is through the developments in resuscitation science, where people are conscious/aware while being clinically dead (with no brain activity) & are worked on. Stay well. https://t.co/cITdSsEA5b
A UK study of awareness during #CPR in 140 survivors of in-hospital cardiac arrest identified 2 patients who described awareness with explicit recall of seeing and hearing events during their resuscitation. https://t.co/vSpYURQ1Wi
RT @drabdallakaware: @falcon___heart و هذا رابط الدراسة https://t.co/zinoWQPZ48
RT @pdjebarni: @falcon___heart لمن سأل عن المرجع: التقصّي عن الباحث و البحث سهل! البحث منشور في Resuscitation (https://t.co/N8svizVaAn) ع…
@falcon___heart و هذا رابط الدراسة https://t.co/zinoWQPZ48
RT @pdjebarni: @falcon___heart لمن سأل عن المرجع: التقصّي عن الباحث و البحث سهل! البحث منشور في Resuscitation (https://t.co/N8svizVaAn) ع…
@falcon___heart لمن سأل عن المرجع: التقصّي عن الباحث و البحث سهل! البحث منشور في Resuscitation (https://t.co/N8svizVaAn) عامل تأثير هذه المجلة هو 5.26، مما يصنفها 9 من أصل 36 في طب الرعاية الحرجة. وهذا تصنيف پلماكس لها: https://t.co/EFEH3J0zfX و هنا https://t.co/ZZCfnGxgjC قراءة نقدية للبحث.
2014 > AWARE La conscience pendant la réanimation - une étude prospective https://t.co/Ggu24IxBpo via @ERC_resus (en anglais) #LaMethSci
@Matt_Dillahunty The only study I can find is the 2014 AWARE study, where only 2 participants had OBEs (and could not recall images) https://t.co/EXgjLAaX19 In https://t.co/MGHw4y1ywB of 19 qualifying participants 1 recalled audio accurately and none passed a "visual test" @SamParniaMDPhD
@KaimShaw @MHMemon786 @hammad__hamid "2% (of studied CA survivors) described awareness with explicit recall of ‘seeing’ and ‘hearing’ actual events related to their resuscitation." AWARE-AWAreness during REsuscitation-a prospective study. Resuscitation. 85. 10.1016/j.resuscitation.2014.09.004.
@YavorRM @EmergMedDr @CCWearmouth Maybe not cadaveric spasm as usually seen with signs of awareness in "fresh" arrests & goes if dead. Probably not as uncommon as you think it's just we paramedics assume everyone sees it, so we never thought to publish
@FerLau11 Buenos días. Las fuentes las nombramos al final de cada artículo. Aquí la tienes: 'Awareness during resuscitation. A prospective study'. Sam Parnia. Resucitation Journal. DOI: https://t.co/4F4FwW4d6X Saludos.