Recent discussions
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Sofia Cuevas-Asturias
Such important work. It would be informative to see whether dose of adrenaline, timing relative to cycle time/total time in OHCA, dosage and whether any other agents used had pooled analysis outcomes of significance. are the any comparable pool of data for in-hospital paediatric cardiac arrests to see if vasoactives had specific results in types of arrests.
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Thomas Sather
As all studies involved healthcare providers and/or healthcare trainees, recommend that the CoSTR treatment recommendation specify the population this applies to. Suggest that the recommendation read as “We suggest the use of high-fidelity manikins be used by healthcare providers and/or healthcare trainees…”
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Susan Niermeyer
Should deferred umbilical cord clamping and its interaction with administered oxygen concentration be highlighted as a significant gap in knowledge and explored deliberately in future analyses?
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ANA PAULA PAES
I do not have experiencie on this subject to give an opinion
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ANA PAULA PAES
the glucose management would be a care monitoring after ressucitacion In delivery room as that it is possible to achieve better neurological development
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Juliana de Araujo
The use of low-concentration oxygen can be beneficial for premature babies, always being within the target saturation.
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Hannah Shore
I would be anxious about NIRS use in the delivery room as it is not standard practice on many NICUs, it would be hard to apply and interpret and would detract from key treatment areas that we know have benefit and we need to focus on e.g. thermoregulation
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Juliana de Araujo
Videolaryngoscopy not only improves the first-attempt success rate, but is also associated with fewer adverse events, such as desaturation and nasal/oral trauma, compared to direct laryngoscopy
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Juliana de Araujo
Videolaryngoscopy not only improves the first-attempt success rate, but is also associated with fewer adverse events, such as desaturation and nasal/oral trauma, compared to direct laryngoscopy
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ANA PAULA PAES
Where I work there is no availability of videolaryngoscopy for neonatal use in delivery rooms and neonatal units.I have no experience to use the videolaryncoscopy,but I think it is so important to teach medical residents endotracheal intubation