… increasing number of cardiac arrest centers employ whole body computed tomography (CT) …
case of suspected non-cardiac cause of arrest or when no coronary cause of arrest could be …

… of neurological recovery in comatose cardiac arrest survivors remains challenging. We
hypothesize that quantitative noncontrast computed tomography (NCCT) combined with …

… of patients with cardiac arrest admitted to the Charité Cardiac Arrest Center of Excellence. …
primary intracranial disorder as a cause of cardiac arrest; later CT scans were mainly obtained …

… particular testing modality, cranial computed tomography (CT) of … CT in patients who were
resuscitated from cardiac arrest. … Patients were considered to have cardiac arrest if they were …

… patients who had sudden cardiac arrest during contrast-enhanced computed tomography
(CT). … These patients lacked any clear cause of cardiac arrest, and the arrest may have been …

… Patients who initially survive cardiac arrest are often admitted to an intensive care unit …
cranial computed tomography (CT scan) is necessary in the immediate post-arrest period. We …

… of outcome after cardiac arrest (CA) is recommended. Evidence for combinations of methods
is low. In this post-hoc analysis we described findings on head computed tomography (CT) …

… OHCA survivor has a cardiac cause or not: … cardiac arrest without complaining of a preceding
“warning” headache. Since 2004, we have been performing a brain computed tomography (…

… The spectrum of the etiology of out-of-hospital cardiopulmonary arrest (OHCPA) has not
been established. We have performed perimortem computed tomography (CT) during …

… difficult to apply within 24 h of cardiac arrest.2 – 4 Computed tomography (CT) scans of the
… treatments, and CT is frequently ordered to evaluate comatose patients after cardiac arrest.5 …