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Latest evidence
Concise summaries, clinical context and links to the original research.
Clinical takeaway Wearable cardiac-arrest detection is a promising recognition technology, but variable false-alarm performance and limited real-life validation constrain confidence in its clinical usefulness.
Clinical takeaway These findings describe substantial long-term survival among patients who survived hospitalization after ECPR in two established systems. They do not establish a long-term survival advantage over conventional resuscitation.
Clinical takeaway Post-resuscitation ST-segment findings distinguished coronary phenotypes in this selected cohort, but ST-segment elevation was not independently associated with clinical outcomes after adjustment for pre-hospital factors.
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A future collection of important trials in cardiovascular critical care.
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