Andersen — Have We Actually Improved SAH Outcomes in 15 Years?

Intensive Care Network Podcasts by Oliver Flower

Aug 17, 202643:29Science & Medicine

Chris Andersen has spent a career treating subarachnoid haemorrhage, and he opens this episode by admitting we might have wasted a fortune treating vasospasm without evidence to show for it. Host Oli Flower and Chris And...

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