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I read with great interest the article by Sahutoglu et al. (1), in which they investigated the association of the Brain arrest neurological outcome scale (BrANOS) with mortality and morbidity in patients after cardiac arrest (1). They emphasised the relationship of the BrANOS score with patients’ neurological outcomes and mortality rates. I thank the authors for conducting such a detailed study, including a considerable number of patients and providing long-term data of the clinical follow-up of these patients. However, I would like to comment on the article to add some new perspectives and provide a better understanding.

Predictive Value of Brain Arrest Neurological Outcome Scale (BrANOS) on Mortality and Morbidity After Cardiac Arrest