Association of hemodynamic variables with in-hospital mortality and favorable neurological outcomes in post-cardiac arrest care with targeted temperature management

Our results indicate that lower MAP and HR more than 93/min are associated with in-hospital mortality during the initial 48 h after ROSC. CI at 12 h < 2.5 l/min/m2 is associated with survival but not with neurological outcome. During the course of post-cardiac arrest TTM, these markers of hemodynamic status may be useful predictors of outcomes.