Incidence, predictors, and outcomes of in‐hospital cardiac arrest in COVID‐19 patients admitted to intensive and non‐intensive care units: Insights from the AHA COVID‐19 CVD registry
Journal of the American Heart Association Aug 18, 2021
Acharya P, Ranka S, Sethi P, et al. - In‐hospital cardiac arrest (IHCA) occurred in 5.9% of patients with COVID‐19. The following are identified as independent predictors of IHCA: older age, Black race, and Hispanic ethnicity.
The study cohort comprises 8,518 patients with COVID‐19.
Although patients not in the ICU had much lower incidence than those in ICU patients, nearly one‐quarter of IHCA events occur in these patients.
A substantially lower survival to discharge rate was recorded for IHCA events occurring in those not in ICU.
Other predictors included oxygen use on admission, quick Sequential Organ Failure Assessment score on admission, and hypertension.
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