Time to epileptiform activity and EEG background recovery are independent predictors after cardiac arrest
Erik Westhall(Lund University), Tobias Cronberg(Lund University), Jesper Kjærgaard(University of Copenhagen), Susann Ullén(Skåne University Hospital), Malin Rundgren(Skåne University Hospital), Hans Friberg(Lund University), Hans Lindehammar(Linköping University), Niklas Nielsen(Lund University), John Bro‐Jeppesen(Copenhagen University Hospital), Christian Hassager(University of Copenhagen), I. Rosén(Skåne University Hospital), Janneke Horn(Amsterdam University Medical Centers)
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