He came to court in a wheelchair, under heavy sedation.
By the third play, Electra and Her Shadow, the psychosis has reached its extreme and Electra is under heavy sedation in a psychiatric ward.
As she awakened from heavy sedation, Dr. Chad Gordon, a plastic surgeon, said she gave a thumbs-up sign when asked how she was feeling.
Mr. Walgren said that because of Jackson's heavy sedation, his voice was barely audible and his speech was slurred.
After surgery, some patients require heavy sedation for the pain, and their shallow breathing can make them prone to pneumonia.
In October of 1956, she checked herself back in to a hospital for a long course of heavy sedation meant to calm her nerves.
"It causes heavy sedation in substantial amounts of patients and, in my professional opinion, should be banned as a hay fever treatment.
Washington, who also suffered a fractured hand, was initially placed in intensive care under heavy sedation, her brother told the BBC, needing machines to help her breathe.
And when a patient is truly terminal, heavy sedation will often suppress breathing, and life will end in its own way, as nature takes its course.
My head filled with the sounds of tray tables flopping open, Airfone cords stretching and high-pitched cries of "Mine!" The first solution to pop into my mind was, of course, heavy sedation.
President Bush transferred the powers of the presidency to Vice President Dick Cheney for two hours and 15 minutes this morning while under heavy sedation during a colonoscopy at Camp David, the White House said.
