Here, we report the case of a patient surviving after cardiac arrest remaining in a persistent vegetative state (Cerebral Performance Categories-CPC 4) in the first days after resuscitation and dying (CPC 5) 16 days after the event, in whom after a first early (14 hours) SEP recording, in which a bilateral absence of cortical SEPs was reported, a second recording (at about 72 hours from cardiac arrest) showed bilateral presence of a negative/positive deflection at an absolute latency where the N20-P25 cortical complex in usually expected.

Bilateral reappearance of the cortical SEP in a comatose patient after cardiac arrest: Pitfall or reality? / Scarpino M.; Lanzo G.; Bonizzoli M.; Troiano S.; Baldanzi F.; Lolli F.; Grippo A.. - In: CLINICAL NEUROPHYSIOLOGY. - ISSN 1388-2457. - STAMPA. - 136:(2022), pp. 58-61. [10.1016/j.clinph.2022.01.003]

Bilateral reappearance of the cortical SEP in a comatose patient after cardiac arrest: Pitfall or reality?

Scarpino M.;Lanzo G.;Bonizzoli M.;Lolli F.;Grippo A.
2022

Abstract

Here, we report the case of a patient surviving after cardiac arrest remaining in a persistent vegetative state (Cerebral Performance Categories-CPC 4) in the first days after resuscitation and dying (CPC 5) 16 days after the event, in whom after a first early (14 hours) SEP recording, in which a bilateral absence of cortical SEPs was reported, a second recording (at about 72 hours from cardiac arrest) showed bilateral presence of a negative/positive deflection at an absolute latency where the N20-P25 cortical complex in usually expected.
2022
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Scarpino M.; Lanzo G.; Bonizzoli M.; Troiano S.; Baldanzi F.; Lolli F.; Grippo A.
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