Редактирование: Critical Care Research

'''Critical Care Research, Inc.''' ('''CCR''') was an American resuscitation research company located in Rancho Cucamonga, California.<ref name="Human Cryopreservation">[https://www.cryonicsarchive.org/library/human-cryopreservation-stabilization-medications/ Human Cryopreservation Stabilization Medications]. [[Aschwin de Wolf]]. cryonicsarchive.org. January 30, 2007</ref><ref name="ResearchGate Steve Harris">ResearchGate: [https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Steven-Harris-14 Steven B. Harris]</ref> Founded no later than 1999,<ref name="CryoNet 12464">[http://www.cryonet.org/cgi-bin/dsp.cgi?msg=9873 X-Message-Number: 12464]. [[Mike Darwin]]. [[CryoNet]]. 28 September, 1999</ref> CCR was split off from [[21st Century Medicine]] to focus on mitigating brain injury prior to [[Cryoprotectant|cryoprotective]] [[perfusion]].<ref name="Charles Platt 2023">[https://www.biostasis.com/saul-kents-grand-obsession-a-personal-memoir/ Saul Kent’s Grand Obsession: A Personal Memoir]. [[Charles Platt]]. [[Biostasis (website)|biostasis.com]]. July 1, 2023</ref> This effort was led by [[Mike Darwin]] (the director of research as of 1999)<ref name="CryoNet 12464" /> and [[Steve Harris]], with other staff members including Joan O'Farrell and Sandra Russell.<ref name="Charles Platt 2023" /> As of 2022, Harris was the president and director of research at CCR.<ref>[https://www.lifeextension.com/magazine/2022/1 Scientific Advisory Board]. ''Life Extension'' 2022 #1 (page 7)</ref>

== History ==
According to [[Ben Best]], Darwin's most notable accomplishment at CCR was his role in developing methods to sustain dogs without neurological damage following 17 minutes of warm [[ischemia]]. Undisclosed conflicts with CCR management caused Darwin to leave CCR in 2001.<ref name="History">[https://www.benbest.com/cryonics/history.html A History of Cryonics]. [[Ben Best]]. benbest.com</ref>

As of 2003, CCR had experience developing drugs that reduce ischemic injury after cardiac arrest.<ref>[https://cryonicsarchive.org/docs/cryonics-magazine-2003-01.pdf Allocating Our Resources]. [[Charles Platt]]. ''[[Cryonics (magazine)|Cryonics]]'' 2003 #1 (page 9 of the file)</ref>

CCR was developing a [[liquid ventilation]] system with [[Suspended Animation, Inc.]] They were creating a rugged, portable unit that could be used by first responders and others treating [[cryonics]] patients outside of a hospital environment.<ref>[https://suspendedanimationlabs.com/research/ Research]. suspendedanimationlabs.com</ref> [[Charles Platt]] had designed a prototype of a liquid ventilation device before taking it with him to CCR.<ref name="Charles Platt 2023" />

CCR was shut down in 2022, and the building was sold.<ref name="Charles Platt 2023" />

== Sources ==
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== External links ==
* [https://patents.justia.com/assignee/critical-care-research-inc Patents Assigned to Critical Care Research, Inc.]. patents.justia.com

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