… brain areas following cardiac arrest. In present investigation we describe neuronal changes
in cardiac arrest in our pig model in different brain … development of brain edema formation …

… brain injury caused by cardiac arrest and resuscitation, and discusses clinical manifestations
of postresuscitation brain … and prognosticate long-term outcome in cardiac arrest survivors. …

… of blood flow can be absent or right-shifted after cardiac arrest.[19] Thus, the brain is …
higher than normal arterial pressure to maintain normal blood flow. Combined with the fact that …

… of patients with brain injury resulting from cardiac arrest is … mechanisms by which cardiac
arrest may cause brain injury, … the various neurologic outcomes after cardiac arrest, and discuss …

… 3 Most previous cardiac arrest studies, such as the large TTM-trial 4 … -arrest 6Ā10; however,
less is known on the performance of brain biomarkers within the first hours after cardiac arrest…

… complete brain ischemia models have been developed in animals [1,2,7,8,27-30,36,41]. For
… study, cardiac arrest in rats was chosen because the desired method of cardiac arrest in this …

… cardiac arrest of 5, … cardiac arrest, to 65±21% after 30 min cardiac arrest. Factors contributing
to the multifocal no-reflow phenomenon are post-arrest hypotension, an increase in blood …

… In our patients, we speculate that transient global brain ischemia associated with cardiac
arrest induced diapedesis of red blood cells in the basal ganglia, thalami, and/or substantia …

… Ebmeyer asked why I consider rats preferable to dogs in investigating brain injury by
cardiac arrest. It is my bias that large animal experiments are more difficult to perform and …

… outcome predictors after cardiac arrest. In general, blood biomarkers can easily be performed
… certainly help predict outcome after cardiac arrest. Among the routinely used and available …