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Trzeciak S et al. – Half of postcardiac arrest patients who survive to intensive care unit admission die in the hospital. Post–ROSC hypotension is common, is a predictor of in–hospital death, and is associated with diminished functional status among survivors. These associations indicate that arterial hypotension after ROSC may represent a potentially treatable target to improve outcomes from cardiac arrest.

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