Epinephrine Dosing Intervals Are Associated With Pediatric In-Hospital Cardiac Arrest Outcomes: A Multicenter Study.

Martha F KienzleRyan W MorganRon W ReederTageldin AhmedRobert A BergRobert BishopMatthew BochkorisJoseph A CarcilloTodd C CarpenterKellimarie K CooperJ Wesley DiddleMyke FedermanRichard FernandezDeborah FranzonAisha H FrazierStuart H FriessMeg FrizzolaKathryn GrahamMark HallChristopher HorvatLeanna L HuardTensing MaaArushi MangaPatrick S McQuillenKathleen L MeertPeter M MouraniVinay M NadkarniMaryam Y NaimMurray M PollackAnil SapruCarleen SchneiterMatthew P SharronSarah TabbuttShirley ViteriHeather A WolfeRobert M Suttonnull null

Published in: Critical care medicine (2024)

In patients receiving at least two doses of epinephrine, dosing intervals less than 3 minutes were not associated with neurologic outcome but were associated with sustained ROSC and shorter CPR duration.

Keyphrases

cardiac arrest
cardiopulmonary resuscitation
healthcare
adverse drug
acute care
metabolic syndrome
skeletal muscle
weight loss
insulin resistance