Serum neurofilament measurement improves clinical risk scores for outcome prediction after cardiac arrest: results of a prospective study

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Sabina Hunziker
Adrian Quinto
Maja Ramin-Wright
Christoph Becker
Katharina Beck
Alessia Vincent
Kai Tisljar
Giulio Disanto
Pascal Benkert
David Leppert
Hans Pargger
Stephan Marsch
Nils Raoul Sutter
Jens Peters
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[1] University Hospital Basel,Intensive Care Unit
[2] University of Basel,Medical Communication and Psychosomatic Medicine
[3] University Hospital Basel,Division of Clinical Neurophysiology, Department of Neurology
[4] University Hospital Basel,Medical Faculty
[5] University of Basel,Neurologic Clinic and Policlinic, MS Center and Research Center for Clinical Neuroimmunology and Neuroscience Basel (RC2NB)
[6] University Hospital Basel,Clinical Trial Unit Basel, Department of Clinical Research
[7] University of Basel,undefined
[8] University Hospital Basel,undefined
[9] University of Basel,undefined
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Critical Care | / 25卷
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Serum neurofilament; Cardiac arrest; Prognosis; CAHP; OHCA; Cardiopulmonary resuscitation;
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