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An ABCD score of 2 or less was a sensitive but non-specific predictor of post-CPR survival (96.8% sensitivity, 95% CI 96.6-97., and those with extreme scores differed 3.8-fold with respect to post-CPR survival probability (46.0% versus 12.1%). Age is the strongest predictor of post-CPR survival, but body habitus is also an important indicator that may currently be underutilized. Our results support improved post-CPR survival of obese patients, consistent with an 'obesity paradox'. The ABCD score provides an efficient means of risk-str
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