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These neurons are sensitive to hypoxia

CA1 hippocampus pyramidal neurons


Cerebellar Purkinje neurons


Medium spiny striata neurons


Pyramidal neurons in layers 3, 5, 6 of neocortex

Adverse effects of HACA

Hypokalemia


Hyperglycemia


Cold diuresis



If cooled <32C


Brady cardia


Ventricular arrhythmia


Low cardiac function


Immunocompromise


Coagulopathy


Increased blood viscosity

Presence of the following guarantees poor functional outcome or death if patient not cooled (based on AAN)

No pupillary or corneal reflexes on day 3


Bilateral ext posturing or absent motor responses on day 3


Myoclonus status epilepticus within 24 hours (jerking, not EEG)


Serum neuron-specific enolase >33ug/L on days 1-3


SSEPs showing bilaterally absent N20 responses

These 3 findings provide certainty of poor outcome with no false positives

Bilaterally absent N20 responses on SSEPs


Interactive EEG


Combination of early myoclonus and absent pupillary or corneal reflexes

Recommended CO2 and PaO2 to prevent secondary neurologic injury

Maintain PaCO2>35 and minimum necessary PaO2, avoid PaO2 >200mm Hg

Recommended SjvO2 or PbtO2 to avoid secondary neurologic injury

SjvO2 >60%


PbtO2 >20mm Hg