Brain fog — difficulty concentrating, slow thinking and mental fatigue — is a common consequence of cardiac arrest linked to the brain’s recovery from oxygen deprivation.
I’m really proud to have played a part in an article that has just been published in the prestigious medical publication – The Lancet. It is on a subject that is close to my heart and very much under-appreciated – Brain Injury after Cardiac Arrest. It covers the current state of play from prognostication through … Read more
In episode #44, Paul talks with Professor Tobias Cronberg from Lund University in Sweden who is a consultant in Neurology and has a deep interest in brain injury after a cardiac arrest. Professor Cronberg has been working with cooling technologies for over 20 years and is a senior member of the team behind the world … Read more
In episode #32, Paul talks with the world-renowned clinical neuro-psychologist Professor Barbara Wilson OBE. Amongst her many achievements, Barbara founded the Oliver Zangwill Centre for brain injury rehabilitation and also authored over 200 papers and 30 books on the subject. She has a wealth of experience regarding memory issues, which is one of the top post-arrest issues that … Read more