Predictors of extracorporeal membrane oxygenation utilization and survival during cardiopulmonary resuscitation in out and in-hospital cardiac arrest
Laith Alhuneafat(University of Minnesota), Andrea Elliott(University of Minnesota), Ahmad Jabri, Jason A. Bartos(University of Minnesota), Alejandra Gutiérrez(University of Minnesota Medical Center), Omar Obeidat(University of Central Florida), Dil V. Patel(University of Minnesota), Miloš Branković(University of Minnesota), Gaspar Del Rio Pertuz(University of Central Florida), Fares Ghanem(Southern Illinois University School of Medicine)
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