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The primary measure of shock reversal was lactate clearance (% change between early and late resuscitation time points).

Predictors of lymphopaenia on admission were older age, a shorter resuscitation time, a history of corticosteroid therapy and high levels of the inflammatory marker (e.g. CRP).

Lactate concentration, standard base excess and the gradient between mixed venous and arterial PCO2 (CO2 gap) at the late resuscitation time point were selected as secondary endpoints.

During the 200-min resuscitation period, mean arterial blood pressure was successfully maintained above 90 mm Hg during at least 90% of resuscitation time in both groups (Fig. 2).

This approach revealed that higher pressure intensities lead to longer and more variable resuscitation times of surviving cells as well as an increased dispersal of intracellular protein aggregates.

In this study, populations of Escherichia coli were subjected to different HHP intensities and studied at the single-cell level with time-lapse fluorescence microscopy while monitoring resuscitation times and protein aggregate integrity at the single-cell level.

The three patients with short resuscitation times had a good recovery and normal DWI findings.

In SOS-KANTO, untreated arrest intervals were less than 6 minutes and total bystander resuscitation times were less than 12 minutes.

Adding 3% Tween 20 or 1% catalase enabled cells to become culturable again, with resuscitation times of 48 h and 24 h, respectively.