Hyperoxia post cardiac arrest: experience of a UK ICU

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Abstract

A recent US multicentre study demonstrated an increased mortality in intensive care patients exposed to high arterial oxygen levels following return of spontaneous circulation (ROSC) after cardiac arrest [1]. We attempted to ascertain the incidence of hyperoxia and associated mortality in a similar cohort of patients in the UK.

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