Rameen Forghani

The main thrust of my research aims to unravel heterogeneities in cardiac arrest physiology, using multimodal monitoring technologies to prospectively identify subgroups or endotypes of patients that may be differentially treatment-responsive or prognostically distinct. Specific lines of inquiry currently include mechanisms of defibrillation success in ventricular fibrillation, gradients in arterial blood pressure across vessels and time, physician decision-making during neuroprognostication, and the systems underlying malignant EEG patterns post-arrest. I broadly use a translational swine model, statistical modeling of large clinical datasets, and prospective clinical trials in my work.