AHA: Cooling Cardiac Arrest Victims' Brains Before Admission App...

Courtesy MedPage Today Emergency Medicine  Sun, 11/15/2009 - 16:13

ORLANDO (MedPage Today) -- Cooling the brain of a person shortly after an out-of-hospital cardiac arrest may improve the chances of survival without brain damage, researchers reported here.


 

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