ECLO and Invasive CPR in Patients With Ventricular Fibrillation

The chance to survive such a long cardiac arrest in the invasive arm was almost 49 percent in those patients or pretty high survival in patients presenting with ventricle fibrillation there's no difference in other subgroups. There is some clinical consequences we can make based on this trial that not just ecls not just ECMO and to put somebody on device but probably a comprehensive approach if you take the results of both arms together including ecls as a as a plan B for those who don't reach roska may have an impact on the logistics for for occupations. i think we still need to better define proper patients optimized logistics so our trial is in kind of negative trial pair the primary