Coma Knowledge

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why does cerebral hemorrhage cause coma?
why does cerebral hemorrhage cause coma?

why does cerebral hemorrhage cause coma? first, we understand what is cerebral hemorrhage? intracerebral hemorrhage (ich) refers to primary non-traumatic intraparenchymal hemorrhage, also known as spontaneous cerebral hemorrhage, accounting for 20% to 30% of acute cerebrovascular diseases. about 80% of hemorrhages occur in the cerebral hemispheres, and about 20% of hemorrhages occur in the brainstem and cerebellum.

2025-08-12
why can't i breathe on my own in a deep coma?
why can't i breathe on my own in a deep coma?

2025-08-10
what are light coma, moderate coma and deep coma?
what are light coma, moderate coma and deep coma?

2025-08-08
why do comatose patients with cerebral infarction shed tears?
why do comatose patients with cerebral infarction shed tears?

2025-08-06
when can a comatose patient resume spontaneous breathing?
when can a comatose patient resume spontaneous breathing?

2025-08-04
can someone in a deep coma without spontaneous breathing still be saved?
can someone in a deep coma without spontaneous breathing still be saved?

common clinical diseases of deep coma without spontaneous breathing are mainly severe craniocerebral injury and cerebral hemorrhage, especially deep coma caused by brainstem hemorrhage, large-area cerebral hemorrhage, large-area cerebral infarction or severe ischemic-hypoxic encephalopathy. the absence of spontaneous breathing means that the patient has stopped breathing and heartbeat due to cerebral edema and compression of the respiratory and heartbeat centers. such patients often have a very poor clinical prognosis.

2025-08-02
how long does it take for a patient with cerebral hemorrhage to breathe on his own?
how long does it take for a patient with cerebral hemorrhage to breathe on his own?

how long it takes for a patient with cerebral hemorrhage to breathe on his own depends mainly on the patient's condition. the respiratory center of the human body is mainly located in the medulla oblongata of the brainstem. in the early stages, patients cannot breathe spontaneously. this is mostly due to large cerebral hemorrhage and brain herniation, which compresses the respiratory center of the brainstem, causing the patient to lose spontaneous breathing.

2025-07-31
how long does it take for a patient with cerebral hemorrhage to breathe on his own?
how long does it take for a patient with cerebral hemorrhage to breathe on his own?

how long it takes for a patient with cerebral hemorrhage to breathe on his own depends mainly on the patient's condition.

2025-07-29
how to treat coma caused by cerebral infarction?
how to treat coma caused by cerebral infarction?

patients with cerebral infarction are comatose and have severe illnesses. in this case, oral medication is needed to promote the recovery of the patient's disease, and the medication needs to be given to the patient through a nasogastric tube. during this period, patients should be given atorvastatin calcium tablets to reduce lipids, stabilize plaques, and protect endothelium.

2025-07-27
what to do if you have cerebral hemorrhage, brainstem hemorrhage, and coma?
what to do if you have cerebral hemorrhage, brainstem hemorrhage, and coma?

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.

2025-07-25