RE: FW: [EMED-L] Vasopressin NEJM

[Guest guest]

,

Thanks for posting Dr. 's letter. I read the NEJM article but did not

have the time to dissect it in the depth that Dr. Soloman has, nor do I have

the knowledge and ability to analyze a study to that extent; therefore, this

letter was very helpful to me, assuming, of course, that Dr. 's

conclusions are correct.

I do have one question: Could the patients that came out of the hospital

playing Rachmaninoff play Rachmaninoff before their cardiac arrests?

Please advise.

Gene

[Guest guest]

Thanks for posting this, Dr. B. It is a very good analysis of the results

from someone who obviously understands statistical values and research

outcomes. It DOES lead us to think that further studies on this are

warranted, which means they need to be done on a much larger scale as well as

other things. I wish we had more codes in our little area of the state so we

could provide more beneficial help in a research study of the magnitude this

one (and others) need to be. Anyway, this is also very interesting for my

class. We spent several hours discussing EMS research (and the lack of) and

some simple statistical stuff. I plan to distribute this e-mail, if you

don't mind, to my little group as more food for thought regarding research

and articles in general.

Jane

[Guest guest]

No...but I heard Ed Racht can play Barry Manilow. Will that help?

Bledsoe, DO, FACEP

Midlothian, TX

[http://www.bryanbledsoe.com]

Re: FW: [EMED-L] Vasopressin NEJM

,

Thanks for posting Dr. 's letter. I read the NEJM article but did

not

have the time to dissect it in the depth that Dr. Soloman has, nor do I have

the knowledge and ability to analyze a study to that extent; therefore, this

letter was very helpful to me, assuming, of course, that Dr. 's

conclusions are correct.

I do have one question: Could the patients that came out of the hospital

playing Rachmaninoff play Rachmaninoff before their cardiac arrests?

Please advise.

Gene

[Guest guest]

I bet his strings are made of cat gut.

Barry Meffert

In a message dated 1/12/2004 2:52:18 PM Central Standard Time,

bbledsoe@... writes:

No...but I heard Ed Racht can play Barry Manilow. Will that help?

Bledsoe, DO, FACEP

Midlothian, TX

[http://www.bryanbledsoe.com]

Re: FW: [EMED-L] Vasopressin NEJM

,

Thanks for posting Dr. 's letter. I read the NEJM article but did

not

have the time to dissect it in the depth that Dr. Soloman has, nor do I have

the knowledge and ability to analyze a study to that extent; therefore, this

letter was very helpful to me, assuming, of course, that Dr. 's

conclusions are correct.

I do have one question: Could the patients that came out of the hospital

playing Rachmaninoff play Rachmaninoff before their cardiac arrests?

Please advise.

Gene