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Impact of pre-hospital vital parameters on the neurological outcome of out-of-hospital cardiac arrest: results from the french national cardiac arrest registry

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Javaudin, François | Desce, Natacha | Le Bastard, Quentin | de Carvalho, Hugo | Le Conte, Philippe | Escutnaire, Josephine | Hubert, Hervé | Montassier, Emmanuel | Leclere, Brice

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International audience. The targets for vital parameters following return of spontaneous circulation (ROSC) from an out-of-hospital cardiac arrest (OHCA) are based on studies carried out predominantly in intensive care units. Therefore, we studied the pre-hospital phase.We included all adult OHCA from the French OHCA Registry. Vital parameters [peripheral oxygen saturation level (SpO22When compared with a reference range of 94-98%, SpO222In comatose patients who have achieved ROSC after OHCA, vital parameters in the pre-hospital phase appear to have a real impact on the 30-day neurological outcome. We found that an SpO22

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