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Hypothermia No Help When Cardiac Arrest Occurs in Hospital

physiciansbriefing.com October 10, 2017

While therapeutic hypothermia may help improve some outcomes, it doesn’t appear to provide benefit when cardiac arrest happens in a hospital setting, according this study.

hypothermia research study

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