Can brain natriuretic peptide predict outcome after cardiac arrest? An observational study.
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F. Sterz | H. Losert | A. Laggner | M. Schillinger | A. Kliegel | H. Domanovits | G. Sodeck | M. Frossard | C. Havel | M. Vlcek
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