David F Miranda
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Recent Articles
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Sharma A, Miranda D, Rodin H, Bart B, Smith S, Shroff G
Resuscitation
. 2022 Jan;
172:24-31.
PMID: 35041876
Objectives: We sought to evaluate interobserver concordance among experienced electrocardiogram (ECG) readers in predicting acute thrombotic coronary occlusion (ATCO) in the context of abnormal metabolic milieu (AMM) following resuscitated out...
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Sharma A, Miranda D, Rodin H, Bart B, Smith S, Shroff G
Resusc Plus
. 2021 Jul;
4:100032.
PMID: 34223310
Objectives: The initial 12 lead electrocardiogram (ECG) following return of spontaneous circulation (ROSC) after out-of-hospital cardiac arrest (OHCA), is often disregarded by clinicians in ability to predict acute thrombotic coronary...
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Dodd K, Zvosec D, Hart M, Glass 3rd G, Bannister L, Body R, et al.
Ann Emerg Med
. 2021 Jun;
78(4):517-529.
PMID: 34172301
Study Objective: Ventricular paced rhythm is thought to obscure the electrocardiographic diagnosis of acute coronary occlusion myocardial infarction. Our primary aim was to compare the sensitivity of the modified Sgarbossa...
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Miranda D, Lobo A, Walsh B, Sandoval Y, Smith S
Can J Cardiol
. 2018 Feb;
34(2):132-145.
PMID: 29407007
The 12-lead electrocardiogram (ECG) remains the most immediately accessible and widely used initial diagnostic tool for guiding management in patients with suspected myocardial infarction (MI). Although the development of high-sensitivity...
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Rosol Z, Miranda D, Sandoval Y, Bart B, Smith S, Goldsmith S
J Crit Care
. 2017 Mar;
39:182-184.
PMID: 28284166
Background: Targeted Temperature Management (TTM) improves outcomes after cardiac arrest but may affect the QT and QTc intervals which could increase the chance of subsequent arrhythmia. We report here the...