… Children presenting with decreased conscious level can be … present in coma not caused by
trauma. The overall mortality in this group of children could be up to 46%. While some causes …

… coma due to sepsis, electrolyte imbalance, and the use of sedatives interferes with the recognition
of progressive paralysis in critically ill patients. In our patient, the initial … due to an acute …

… of investigation of cell surface molecules present on leukocytes. CD molecules can … coma.
Gastrointestinal toxicity recurs together with shock, metabolic acidosis, severe lethargy or coma…

… understanding of acid intoxication, acidosis, or acid coma. Oxalic acid was not present in
the blood serum of diabetics when in the comatose state in any larger amounts than one would …

… Patients with poor outcome were more likely to present with … II) score and Glasgow coma
scale between the two groups. … , including human immunodeficiency virus infection, solid organ …

… and soon lapsed into coma. Lumbar puncture revealed marked … epidemics of both tuberculosis
and HIV infection. Four out of six … Symptoms may be present at birth but typical features of …

… signs of incipient cerebral herniation. There is some mild disagreement on what exact level
of Glasgow coma … The vast majority of patients presenting with CNS infection have no clinical …

… to prevent the onset of coma. it we e … symptom is by no means constant, but when present
is invariably of grave prognostic significance, despite the relative mildness of other symptoms, …

… (3) An ellipti." area of the presenting gut is now sutured to the … permits, although there is
some risk that diabetic coma may … When extensive suppuration is present, it is sometimes wise …