Coma Knowledge-Dr. Xiao

what is coma?

what is coma? coma is a severe disorder of consciousness in which the patient's awakening state, content of consciousness, and voluntary movement are severely lost. coma patients cannot recognize themselves and their surrounding environment, have poor or no response to external stimuli, have no eye-opening movements, spontaneous speech movements, rare spontaneous limb movements, normal physiological reflexes, weakened or disappeared, and stable or stable vital signs. unstable.

2025-02-11

what are the different levels of coma?

what are the different levels of coma? coma is divided into light coma, moderate coma and deep coma according to its degree.

2025-02-09

what to do with “vegetative” patients?

what to do with “vegetative” patients? first, we must scientifically assess whether the patient has the possibility of waking up. because about 40% of "vegetative people" are misdiagnosed, misdiagnosed "vegetative people" are very likely to wake up. even some true "vegetative people" can wake up. the second is to treat it as early as possible, because the earlier it is treated, the better the effect. the third is to liberate the minds of family members of "vegetative patients" who have no hope of recovery, believe in science, and not have unrealistic illusions.

2025-01-30

does "vegetative state" have any impact on the family?

does "vegetative state" have any impact on the family? when a family has a "vegetative state", the impact will still be there. because the "vegetative state" has a long course and requires special care and treatment, it causes immeasurable mental shock and property losses to the family members. often, one patient can cause one or even more the family is poor and bankrupt.

2025-01-28

what to do with comatose patients?

what to do with comatose patients? remove the cause of coma, go to the hospital for scientific evaluation and effective treatment

2025-01-26

what effects does coma have on patients?

what effects does coma have on patients? the brains of comatose patients have been severely damaged. if scientific evaluation and correct treatment are not carried out, the condition will further worsen, leading to other diseases and even life-threatening conditions.

2025-01-24

what is the cause of coma?

what is the cause of coma? coma is the result of severe damage to a person's brain, manifested by poor or no response to external stimuli (such as shouts or provocations)

2025-01-22

what should i do if i have cerebral hemorrhage and brainstem hemorrhage and become comatose?

comatose patients with brainstem hemorrhage should undergo rescue treatment. if the bleeding volume is greater than 5 ml, surgical stereotactic hematoma aspiration should be considered. if the ventricle is punctured, ventricular drainage can be performed at the same time. conservative medical treatment can prevent rebleeding, and the risk of rebleeding within 6 hours of onset is high. 1. control blood pressure. control systolic blood pressure at...

2025-01-15

is cerebral infarction just for the elderly?

recently, dr. xiao met a female patient in the outpatient clinic. she was only in her twenties and had just started working for more than a year. then she discovered that she often forgot things at work, which brought a lot of inconvenience to her work and life, so when she came to the hospital for a check-up, the doctor suggested that she do an mri. it turned out that she had many small cerebral infarctions...

2025-01-15

why does the brainstem suddenly bleed into coma?

the coma caused by brainstem hemorrhage cannot be ignored, so why does the brainstem suddenly bleed? under normal circumstances, sudden brainstem bleeding may be caused by trauma, coagulation dysfunction, hypertension, etc., and requires targeted treatment under the guidance of a doctor. the main contents are as follows: 1. trauma: if the patient's head...

2025-01-15