Die Therapie nach der Reanimation: Wie verändern die neuen Leitlinien unsere Handlungsabläufe?

Schlüsselwörter

Reanimationsnachsorge - Blutzuckerkontrolle - therapeutische Hypothermie - Beatmung - neurologisches Outcome

Keywords

post-resuscitation care - glucose control - therapeutic hypothermia - ventilation - neurologic outcome

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