Memory loss, concentration difficulties and executive function problems are common cognitive sequelae of cardiac arrest, resulting from the brain’s oxygen deprivation during the event.
In episode #48, Paul talks with consultant neurologist Professor Tobias Cronberg from Lund University in Sweden on predicting how patients will do after they have had a cardiac arrest. If you listened to episode #044 you will know that Professor Cronberg has a deep interest in brain injury after a cardiac arrest and yesterday we … Read more
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