Cerenion at the 6th International Symposium on Post Cardiac Arrest Care

Cerenion is proud to participate in the 6th International Symposium on Post Cardiac Arrest Care, taking place at Skåne University Hospital in Lund, Sweden, on September 9–11, 2026.

Organized by the Center for Cardiac Arrest at Lund University and Skåne University Hospital, the international symposium brings together clinicians and researchers from intensive care, cardiology, neurology and rehabilitation to discuss the latest advances in care after cardiac arrest.

This year’s scientific program focuses on early interventions, neuroprognostication, outcomes, follow-up and rehabilitation. The symposium is preceded on September 9 by a dedicated one-day course on EEG monitoring after cardiac arrest, covering the use of continuous EEG for neuroprognostication and seizure detection, as well as EEG trends to support the interpretation of long-term recordings.

See C-Trend® EEG Station in Lund

As a sponsor of the symposium, Cerenion will be present in Lund with the C-Trend® EEG Station, our solution for continuous EEG monitoring in acute and intensive care.

Post-cardiac arrest care is one of the clinical settings where continuous EEG monitoring can provide valuable support to the care team. C-Trend EEG Station has been designed to make high-quality EEG monitoring more accessible in the ICU and to transform complex EEG signals into intuitive quantitative trends that can be followed continuously at the bedside.

The strong focus on EEG, neuroprognostication and neurological recovery makes the Post Cardiac Arrest Care symposium an especially meaningful meeting for Cerenion.

Cerenion’s CEO and co-founder, Dr. Jukka Kortelainen and Clinical Manager, Dr. Lyna Haybout, look forward to meeting clinicians, researchers and other professionals working to improve neurological care and outcomes after cardiac arrest.

Join us in Lund and experience C-Trend EEG Station.

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