Acidemia is associated with a higher mortality independently of lactate levels in cardiac arrest patients

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Acidemia is associated with a higher mortality independently of lactate levels in cardiac arrest patients

Session: Prognostic factors and outcomes following cardiac arrest

Topic: Resuscitation

Speaker: Doctor D. Duse (Duesseldorf, DE)

Event: ESC Congress 2025

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Doctor Dragos-Andrei Duse

University Hospital Duesseldorf, Duesseldorf (Germany)

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Prognostic factors and outcomes following cardiac arrest

Speakers: Doctor D. Duse, Doctor V. Gunmalm, Mr Y. Saito, Mrs E. Blick-Nordkvist, Professor X. Jouven...

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