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See Latest ArticlesHealthcare costs, long-term survival and quality of life following ICU admission after cardiac arrest
Critical Care, 07/24/08
Graf J et al. - Patients who leave the hospital following cardiac arrest without severe neurological disabilities may expect a reasonable quality of life compared with age- and gender-matched controls. Quality-adjusted costs for this patient group appear to be within ranges considered reasonable for other groups of patients.
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