This causes the comet to develop a coma, or atmosphere, up to 100,000 km across.
The first centaur discovered, 2060 Chiron, has also been classified as comet (95P) because it develops a coma just as comets do when they approach the Sun.
In light of the rapid decline in health in the MCM subjects, and the need for a model to emulate the human CM scenario, we have developed a rapid murine coma and behavior scale (RMCBS).
10 Aguiar et al reported a similar case of PT of the breast presenting with hypoglycemia in which the patient developed an irreversible hypoglycemic coma secondary to production of IGF-II by the tumor.
In response to this article, Donald [ 2] described an emphysema patient who developed a hypercapnic (16 kPa) coma during oxygen therapy and who had rapid clinical improvement after oxygen therapy was discontinued.
(In rare cases, patients with preeclampsia develop seizures or lapse into a coma; this is called eclampsia).
The postman from Horsham thought he had flu but spent eight days in a coma after developing sepsis.
He developed pneumonia so severe he fell into a coma.
In his excitement, Carter develops a heart attack and falls into a coma.
While most E. coli victims recover, Ms. Smith developed kidney and brain injuries, and emerged from a coma partly paralyzed.
Early symptoms include nausea, vomiting, fever and stiffness, but as the disease advances, the infected person develops rashes, has seizures and eventually slips into a coma.
