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Clinical takeaway Early hypoxemia and hypocapnia burdens were associated with 28-day mortality among cardiac-arrest patients surviving the first ICU day. Nonlinear and categorical findings complicate interpretation and warrant prospective validation.
Clinical takeaway Procedural status was not significantly associated with adjusted mortality among patients who developed in-hospital stroke. Later post-procedure stroke recognition marked higher mortality, but this association does not establish that delayed recognition caused worse outcomes.
Clinical takeaway In this survivor cohort, drug acquisition accounted for a small share of expenditure associated with inotrope escalation. These findings inform resource-use discussions but do not establish comparative clinical benefit or causal cost effects.
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