Tuesday 8th December: Day 1 - Cardiac Arrest Symposium
Q1: What are the current key controversies?
Q2: What changed in the new ERC guidelines?
Q3: What are the practical implications?
Q1: What are the current key controversies?
Q2: What changed in the new ERC guidelines?
Q3: What are the practical implications?
Q1: Does it live up to to the hype?
Q2: Problems and promises
Q3: Why are we so slow to progress?
Q1: Does it live up to to the hype?
Q2: Problems and promises
Q3: Why are we so slow to progress?
Q1: What is physiology-guided CPR?
Q2: What are the optimal targets?
Q3: How to deliver CPR in highly monitored environments?
Q1: What is physiology-guided CPR?
Q2: What are the optimal targets?
Q3: How to deliver CPR in highly monitored environments?
Q1: Why insert an aortic catheter during CPR?
Q2: How to adjust CPR?
Q3: What is the optimal dose and route for adrenaline?
Q1: Why insert an aortic catheter during CPR?
Q2: How to adjust CPR?
Q3: What is the optimal dose and route for adrenaline?
Q1: What's new?
Q2: What's obvious?
Q3: Why does (and should) it differ from adults?
Q1: What's new?
Q2: What's obvious?
Q3: Why does (and should) it differ from adults?
Pushing the boundaries: When the system beats the odds
Pushing the boundaries: When the system beats the odds
Q1: Which patients should be considered for ECPR?
Q2: Should we start ECPR prehospital?
Q3: How do we wean from ECPR?
Q1: Which patients should be considered for ECPR?
Q2: Should we start ECPR prehospital?
Q3: How do we wean from ECPR?
Q1: Should patients be cooled during ECPR
Q2: What is the optimal target temperature?
Q3: What is the strategy for rewarming
Q1: Should patients be cooled during ECPR
Q2: What is the optimal target temperature?
Q3: What is the strategy for rewarming
Q1: What uses are described?
Q2: Are there any benefits in medical cardiac arrest?
Q3: What are the outcomes after use of REBOA for cardiac arrest?
Q1: What uses are described?
Q2: Are there any benefits in medical cardiac arrest?
Q3: What are the outcomes after use of REBOA for cardiac arrest?
Q1: Should we use biomarkers?
Q2: Is there a role for continuous EEG?
Q3: What is the value in prognosticating a good outcome?
Q1: Should we use biomarkers?
Q2: Is there a role for continuous EEG?
Q3: What is the value in prognosticating a good outcome?
Q1: What are the long-term outcomes after cardiac arrest?
Q2: What form should rehabilitation take?
Q1: What are the long-term outcomes after cardiac arrest?
Q2: What form should rehabilitation take?
Q1: What do we know about effects on bystanders?
Q2: What research has been completed?
Q3: How might this benefit future resuscitation?
Q1: What do we know about effects on bystanders?
Q2: What research has been completed?
Q3: How might this benefit future resuscitation?
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