Radiological signs of hypoxic-ischaemic encephalopathy on head computed tomography for prediction of poor functional outcome after cardiac arrest – a prospective observational cohort study
Margareta Lang(Lund University), Marion Moseby‐Knappe(Lund University), Susann Ullén(Skåne University Hospital), Victoria Sem(Karlstad Central Hospital), Martin Annborn(Lund University), Janus Christian Jakobsen(Copenhagen University Hospital), Christian Rylander(Uppsala University), Thomas Halliday(Linköping University Hospital), Gisela Lilja(Lund University), Helena Levin(Lund University), Joachim Düring(Skåne University Hospital), Christoph Leithner(Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin), Peter J. McGuigan(University of Ulster), Matt P. Wise(University Hospital of Wales), Mikael Johnsson(Helsingborgs lasarett), Niklas Nielsen(Lund University), Martin Kenda(LMU Klinikum), Anna Lybeck(Lund University), Johan Wassélius(Defense Information Systems Agency), Johan Undén(Lund University), Matthew Wheeler(Cardiff and Vale University Health Board), Stephanie Owen(Cardiff and Vale University Health Board), Nicolas Deye(Inserm), Jean-Baptiste Lascarrou(Nantes Université), Matthew Thomas(University Hospitals Bristol NHS Foundation Trust), Michael Scheel(Charité - Universitätsmedizin Berlin), Josef Dankiewicz(Lund University), Juha Martola(University of Helsinki), Tobias Cronberg(Lund University)
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