Assessing both early and late EEG patterns improves prediction of outcome after cardiac arrest
Marjolein M. Admiraal(Lund University), Erik Westhall(Lund University), Josef Dankiewicz(Lund University), Tobias Cronberg(Lund University), Martin Annborn(Lund University), Ola Borgquist(Lund University), Marion Moseby‐Knappe(Lund University), Sofia Backman(Lund University), Joachim Düring(Skåne University Hospital), Hans Lindehammar(Linköping University), Niklas Nielsen(Lund University), Anna Lybeck(Lund University), Stéphane Legriel(Inserm), Johan Undén(Lund University), Andrea O. Rossetti(University of Modena and Reggio Emilia)
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