Patients with obstructive sleep apnea have improved survival outcomes after in-hospital cardiac arrest compared to non OSA patients

Authors

Rafath Ullah, Advocate Aurora HealthFollow
Zoe Heis, Advocate Aurora HealthFollow
Tadele Mengesha, Advocate Aurora HealthFollow
Beneet Pandey, Advocate Aurora Health
Vaibhav Gupta, Advocate Aurora Health
Shaheryar Sarki, Advocate Aurora Health
Indrajit Choudhuri, Advocate Aurora HealthFollow
Mohammad Mortada, Advocate Aurora HealthFollow
Vikram Nangia, Advocate Aurora HealthFollow
Imran Niazi, Advocate Aurora HealthFollow
Anwer Dhala, Advocate Aurora HealthFollow
Atul Bhatia, Advocate Aurora HealthFollow
Jasbir Sra, Advocate Aurora HealthFollow
Abdul Jamil Tajik, Advocate Aurora HealthFollow
Arshad Jahangir, Advocate Aurora HealthFollow

Recommended Citation

Ullah R, Heis Z, Mengesha T, et al. Patients with obstructive sleep apnea have improved survival outcomes after in-hospital cardiac arrest compared to non OSA patients. Poster presented at: Aurora Scientific Day; May 24, 2017; Milwaukee, WI.

Affiliations

Aurora Cardiovascular Service Line, Center for Integrative Research on Cardiovascular Aging (CIRCA), Aurora Internal Medicine

Presentation Notes

Poster presented at: Aurora Scientific Day; May 24, 2017; Milwaukee, WI.

Document Type

Poster