Relationship Between Duration of Targeted Temperature Management, Ischemic Interval, and Good Functional Outcome From Out-of-Hospital Cardiac Arrest
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Henry E. Wang | P. Kudenchuk | J. Ornato | L. Morrison | T. Aufderheide | N. Richmond | G. Nichol | B. Leroux | D. Scales | M. Kurz | G. Vilke | M. Daya | B. Grunau | Veer D. Vithalani | M. Austin | D. Egan | J. Rittenberger | A. Baker | K. Sawyer | M. Colella | T. Kawano | Henry E. Wang | Andrew T Humbert | L. Wittwer | Brian Leroux | Andrew T. Humbert
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