Sentence examples for present in coma from inspiring English sources
Children with other pathogenic bacteraemia and malaria were more likely to have seizures and present in coma (p value <0.01) compared to children without bacteremia and malaria.
Occasionally, patients may develop a life-threatening 'hypercalcemic crisis' (≥ 4 mmol/l) and present in coma.
Children may present in coma, status epilepticus, or with signs of intracranial hypertension or imminent herniation mandating liaison with local anaesthetic teams/regional PICUs, and appropriate retrieval/transport of children to regional centres for further imaging/management.
Hypoglycaemia-induced CPM has also been reported in patients presenting in coma [ 4, 5] and with ataxia [ 6].
Among the 3 groups, no significant differences were present in Glasgow Coma Scale score, length of coma, or time since brain injury.
However, 14 patients presented in a coma, so not all who present in a coma have such a poor prognosis.
Many elements that were important to me from my childhood were present in my coma dream and I don't think that is coincidental.
In terms of long-term follow-up, 14 subjects presented in a coma at baseline evaluation, while only one of the survivors remained in a coma at final follow-up.
None of the African-Americans (N = 2) or Hispanics (N = 10) presented in a coma, whereas all of the Native Americans (N = 2) presented clinically in a coma (p = .01).01
However, our analysis of the first 500 patients seen in a newly opened five-bed Emergency Department (ED) at Nyakibale Karoli Lwanga Hospital in rural southwestern Uganda, revealed multiple intoxicated patients who presented in hypoglycemic coma within hours of eating a full meal.
In most cases, one would expect the goal to be improving the quality of life of the patient, generally by improving their health.[but when] a patient presents in a coma necessitating life support to prolong life, with little chance of recovery, the ultimate goal of the medical team becomes respecting the patient's preferences.
