Ice-Vest race against time to save cardiac arrest brains
NCT ID NCT07421882
Summary
This pilot study is testing whether paramedics can start cooling the body of a cardiac arrest patient right in the ambulance using a special vest. The goal is to see if starting this cooling process earlier, before reaching the hospital, is practical and safe. The results will help plan a larger future trial to see if this early cooling improves patients' brain recovery after their heart is restarted.
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National University Heart Centre, Singapore (NUHCS)
Singapore, 119074, Singapore
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