Who knew our (@kiranthakurmd) meta-analysis of automated analyzers for csf wbc count pairs well with rose!?! Perks of the last poster session of #AANAM ! See you next year @AANMember, back to life as Columbia Neurology Residency tomorrow…

Great day yesterday at #AANAM catching up with old/new friends and discussing our decision tree model for diagnosing DOC using GCS scores. 👏 👏to Columbia NeuroCriticalCare jan claassen Columbia Neurology Residency @AANMember

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5/ Honored to be a part of this multisite collaboration Greer Waldrop Seyed A. Safavynia, MD, PhD Megan Barra, PharmD Columbia NeuroCriticalCare MGH Neurocritical Care Brian Edlow #NicholasSchiff jan claassen NewYork-Presbyterian @Columbia Weill Cornell Medicine Weill Cornell Neurology Mass General Anesthesia Weill Cornell Medicine Anesthesiology

Grateful to James S. McDonnell Foundation for support.

4/ This information should be considered when making decisions about continuation of life-sustaining therapies for comatose patients with severe #COVID19 .

3/Median time to recovery of consciousness increased by 16 days for patients with at least one episode of hypoxemia (PaO2≤55mmHg).

Time to recovery was associated with hypoxemia, and each day of hypoxemia decreased the likelihood of recovery, accounting for confounders.

2/The finding was consistent across all 3 hospitals & the 1st & 2nd surges of #COVID19 in #NewYork and #Boston .
25% of patients with severe #COVID19 recovered consciousness ≥10 days after cessation of mechanical ventilation.
Overall, 72% of patients recovered consciousness.

Thank you Sachin Agarwal!

Excited to share and discuss our work next Tuesday! 🧠🧠

The ANA is proud to partner with Neurocritical Care Society for the upcoming #NCSTJC on March 15! Be sure to read 'Prolonged Unconsciousness is Common in COVID-19 & Associated With Hypoxemia' and join the discussion. onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/an…