One form includes vivid hallucinations on awaking or falling asleep, temporary but profound sleep paralysis on awakening that does not affect breathing, and sudden, brief loss of muscle power in the limbs and trunk during emotional moments such as laughter (cataplexy).
This suggests that an increase in lung stress and a decrease in thoraco-pulmonary compliance requested a more profound muscular paralysis.
Second, some patients were not immediately effectively paralyzed, even if very few patient-asynchronies occurred, suggesting that enhancing the initial dosage of cisatracurium may be required to obtain an earlier profound muscular paralysis.
Potentially, these previous studies unfairly studied FloTrac™ by using profound vasomotor paralysis and flow labile states, a clinical limitation specifically cautioned by the manufacturer.
Ten months later, Sophie came home with profound brain damage and paralysis, and needed 24-hour care.
This pervasive immune response often results in such detrimental complications as multiple organ failure, profound hypotension, and immune paralysis, all of which contribute to the high mortality observed in severe sepsis.
However, profound hypokalemia with muscle paralysis was the presenting feature in this patient.
However, these have limited success and resulting peripheral facial paralysis has profound psychologic and social impacts on patients [ 55– 55].
This more profound isolation may register, at first, as paralysis.
