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4 days ago · Use Cases for Induced Coma and Potential Benefits. Why Is A Person Put In A Medically Induced Coma? A medically induced coma is often only used as a last, life-saving resort in the emergency ward of the hospital. A coma is medically induced to protect brain function in cases of traumatic injury.
5 days ago · Hello doctor, My colleague's daughter recently had a traumatic brain injury from a skiing accident and is now on life support. The doctors mentioned something about putting her in an induced coma with medication. My colleague is struggling with this and does not understand why it is necessary. The burden on the family is enormous, both ...
4 days ago · By Marlene Lenthang. Jamie Foxx has shed new light on the health scare that hospitalized him in April 2023, revealing it all started with a headache that escalated to a medical emergency. In a ...
5 days ago · A lack of sleep can majorly contribute to a food coma, so make sure you’re getting those eight-ish hours; Eating smaller meals. Since portion size is a big factor, Nazareth recommends limiting ...
4 days ago · The purpose of the scale is to assist with differential diagnosis, prognostic assessment and treatment planning in patients with disorders of consciousness. The scale consists of 23 items that comprise six subscales addressing auditory, visual, motor, oromotor, communication and arousal functions.
2 days ago · Poplar coma, the fluff-like appendages of seeds originating from the differentiated surface cells of the placenta and funicle, aids in the long-distance dispersal of seeds in the spring. However, it also poses hazards to human safety and causes pollution in the surrounding environment. Unraveling the regulatory mechanisms governing the initiation and development of coma is essential for ...
5 days ago · The Coma/Near Coma (CNC) scale was developed to measure small clinical changes in patients with severe brain injuries who function at very low levels characteristic of near-vegetative and vegetative states.
