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Cokkinos P – Raised biomarkers such as NSE and S–100 beta may correlate with neurological outcome, but also overestimate the extent of cerebral damage in resuscitated patients and have a wide confidence interval. Simple neurological examination manoeuvers strongly predict death or poor outcome.

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