For Comatose OHCA, Higher Oxygen, BP Targets Not Better: BOX

Outcomes in comatose patients who had survived an out-of-hospital cardiac arrest were similar with a "restrictive" vs a 'liberal' oxygenation strategy, or with a higher vs lower blood pressure target.

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