The battle proved to be a total rout for the Danes, with more than half of their force killed, wounded or captured. The battle ended any hopes for the Scanian territories to return to Danish rule, and the territories became a permanent part of Sweden.
In this battle, the Danish forces suffered heavy losses, including many killed, wounded, or captured. This outcome effectively ended their attempts to reclaim the Scanian territories, and they became a permanent part of Sweden.