Why the study?
A multi-modal approach to neuro-prognostication after cardiac arrest requires significant resources and can be challenging in under-resourced settings, prompting evaluation of the inter-predictability and correlation among prognostic tests.
What is the inter-predictability of different neuroprognostic modalities (EEG, SSEP, MRI) in patients after cardiac arrest?
What is the inter-predictability of different neuroprognostic modalities (EEG, SSEP, MRI) in patients after cardiac arrest?
The lack of absolute correlation between different neuroprognostic modalities (EEG, SSEP, MRI) after cardiac arrest reinforces the necessity of a multi-modal approach for accurate prognostication.
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Supports multi-modal neuroprognostication post-arrest in under-resourced settings; leaves open whether any single test reliably predicts outcomes.
Kavi et al. (2019) studied this question.
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