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The natural course of neurological recovery following cardiopulmonary resuscitation by Jørgensen, E.O, Holm, S

“…In 231 patients resuscitated from circulatory arrest of cardiovascular or pulmonary aetiology brain recovery was evaluated by serial neurological and EEG…”
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Ethical issues in cardiopulmonary resuscitation by Holm, S., Jørgensen, E.O.

“…If patients are to benefit from resuscitation, they must regain consciousness and their full faculties. In recent years, we have acquired important information…”
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The course of circulatory and cerebral recovery after circulatory arrest: influence of pre-arrest, arrest and post-arrest factors by Jørgensen, E.O, Holm, Søren

“…We evaluated the influence of pre-arrest, arrest and post-arrest factors on circulatory and neurological recovery for up to 1 year following circulatory arrest…”
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Prediction of neurological outcome after cardiopulmonary resuscitation by Jørgensen, E.O, Holm, S

“…In 231 patients with circulatory arrest of primary cardiovascular or pulmonary aetiology guidelines were established for predicting neurological outcome within…”
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Neurological and circulatory outcomes of cardiopulmonary resuscitation in progress: influence of pre-arrest and arrest factors by Jørgensen, E.O

“…Possible correlations between the circulatory and neurological responses to cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) and the influence of pre-arrest factors…”
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Selective neurological recovery or dissociated cardiac death—to be or not to be—during cardiopulmonary resuscitation by Jørgensen, E.O

“…Of 111 victims of circulatory arrest, 93 (84%) retained or regained some brain function during the resuscitation process. Twenty-six of these (24%) did not…”
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Course of neurological recovery and cerebral prognostic signs during cardio-pulmonary resuscitation by Jørgensen, E.O

“…The recovery of cranial nerve reflexes was evaluated sequentially in time during the efforts at resuscitation in 111 victims of circulatory arrest of primary…”
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Predicting the Outcome From Hypoxic-Ischemic Coma by Jorgensen, E. O, Rosenberg, Raben

“…To the Editor.—In the Sept 6, 1985, issue of The Journal, Dr Black1 expressed major reservations about applying the scheme for predicting the outcome of…”
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Spinal man after brain death. The unilateral extension-pronation reflex of the upper limb as an indication of brain death by Jorgensen, E O

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Aortocervical, internal carotid and vertebral angiography in total cerebral infarction by Jorgensen, E O

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The EEG during severe barbiturate intoxication by Jorgensen, E O

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Cerebral blood flow and oxygen uptake, and cerebrospinal fluid biochemistry in severe coma by Brodersen, Poul, Jørgensen, Erik O.

“…Thirty-eight patients in coma due to head trauma, cerebrovascular accidents, hypoxia, hypoglycaemia, or barbiturate intoxication, and 15 cases of brain death…”
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The EEG after circulatory and respiratory arrest by Jorgensen, E O

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Cerebral prognostic signs during cardiopulmonary resuscitation by Jørgensen, E O, Malchow-Møller, A M

“…In 54 patients with circulatory arrest mainly due to ischaemic heart disease cerebral functions were tested longitudinally during primary cardiopulmonary…”
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Clinical trial of postoperative dynamic back exercises after first lumbar discectomy by Manniche, C, Skall, H F, Braendholt, L, Christensen, B H, Christophersen, L, Ellegaard, B, Heilbuth, A, Ingerslev, M, Jørgensen, O E, Larsen, E

“…Ninety-six patients who had undergone first-time discectomy for herniated lumbar intervertebral discs were consecutively randomized to two physical…”
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White lesions of the vulva by Jorgensen, E O

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Phase II evaluation of VP-16-213 (NSC-141540) in patients with advanced ovarian carcinoma resistant to alkylating agents by Edmonson, J H, Decker, D G, Malkasian, G D, Webb, M J, Jorgensen, E O

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Long-term experience with clozapine in Denmark: research and clinical practice by GERLACH, J, JØRGENSEN, E. O, PEACOCK, L

“…In Denmark, the use of clozapine has increased markedly (15-25% per year) since 1983, when the drug was relaunched--after its withdrawal in 1975. Several…”
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Evoked cortical potentials in patients with "isoelectric" EEGs by Trojaborg, W, Jorgensen, E O

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Unusual sign of perforation of a pacemaker catheter by Jorgensen, E O, Lyngborg, K, Wennevold, A

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