The Primary and Secondary Outcomes of the Taintra

There was no difference in the outcomes of patients targeted to either mild hypercapnea or normal capnea in the first 24 hours after cardiac arrest. All subgroups behaved in a way that was in accordance with and consistent with the primary and secondary outcomes. There was no heterogeneity of effect by subgroup. And we experienced a little over 5% of arterial carbon dioxide target abandonment in our child based on the clinical judgment of the team at the site.