Department of Clinical Science and Education, Södersjukhuset
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PRINCESS 2 is an investigator initiated randomized trial. It’s a sequel to the previous PRINCE and PRINCESS trials. The overall aim with the study is to investigate if early therapeutic hypothermia started already prehospital can be beneficial for cardiac arrest patients in terms of survival with complete neurologic recovery. The method used is transnasal evaporative cooling with the Rhinocill™ device. The device is portable and carried in the ambulance to the scene of the cardiac arrest. As soon as an airway is secured the cooling can take place. The method has been tested in several trials for feasibility and also in trials with survival endpoint. It has shown a benefit primarily in patients where the cooling is started within 20 minutes and where the patient has a shockable rhythm. This is the group of patients that the PRINCESS 2 is aimed to study. The trial is a multicenter RCT and is planned to recruit around 1000 patients in total. The intervention arm will get the treatment with early hypothermia and the control arm will be treated as standard today.