Sentence examples for failure coma from inspiring English sources

Multivariate analysis showed that independent factors predictors of mortality were—organ dysfunction at admission (acute respiratory failure, coma and hemodynamic failure), use of mechanical ventilation, occurrence of complications during hospital stay and PRISM ≥ 18.32.

Drinking water containing Pb II) ions for a long term, even if in a very low concentration, cause a wide range of spectrum health problems, such as renal failure, coma, nausea, cancer, convulsions and subtle effects on metabolism and intelligence (Rashed 2001; Li et al. 2005).

Hydrogen sulphide may cause irritation, breathing failure, coma and death, without necessarily any warning odour being sensed.

Vapours evaporating off of a spill could cause serious health problems for those nearby, as both diluted bitumen and Bakken crude contain compounds like hydrogen sulphide which "may cause irritation, breathing failure, coma and death, without necessarily any warning odour being sensed".

Bitumen sinks and becomes nearly impossible to clean up if spilled into moving water, while the carcinogenic chemicals used to make bitumen flow in pipelines called condensate or diluent can evaporate in the event of a spill and "may cause irritation, breathing failure, coma and death, without necessarily anywarning odour being sensed".

Infections by the human malaria parasite Plasmodium falciparum can lead to a range of severe outcomes including severe anaemia, organ failure, coma and eventually death.

When the level of methemoglobin exceeds 50%, dyspnea, acidosis, heart failure, seizures, coma, and death can occur [1].

Clinical manifestations are fever, chills, prostration, and anemia, whereas severe disease can include metabolic acidosis, cerebral malaria, and multiorgan system failure, and coma and death may ensue.

We also checked whether toxicological screening requirements were consistent with indications from the 2012 French guidelines (clinical and complementary examinations incompatible with the expected toxidrome, unexplained hemodynamic failure or coma).

"Unlike other children his own age… Django could face a future of devastating complications brought on by Type 1 diabetes such as losing limbs, kidney failure, blindness, coma, heart diseases, and even death," Bennett writes on her site.

Persons that suffered prolonged agonal states, such as with respiratory arrest, multi-organ failure or coma, have lower pH in the brain, while those who experienced brief deaths, associated with accidents or cardiac events have normal pH values [15].