The comatose patient:
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Part I: Understanding, Diagnosing, and Care of Comatose Patients
1. A History of Coma: Evolution of Ideas, 3
Understanding Brain Herniation, 4
Concepts and Benchmarks, 4
Revision of a Paradigm, 16
Understanding the Role of Increased Intracranial Pressure, 17
Understanding Localization and Key Clinical Signs in Coma, 20
Decerebrate Rigidity, 20
Unilateral Dilated Pupil, 22
Vestibulo-ocular Reflex, 24
Breathing Patterns, 25
Understanding Mechanisms of Metabolic Encephalopathies, 27
Understanding Psychogenic Unresponsiveness, 30
Understanding the Spectrum of Prolonged Comatose States, 30
Conclusions, 40
2. The Neuroscience of the Awake State, 45
Early Studies, 46
The Anatomy of the Awake State, 51
The Chemistry of the Awake State, 54
The Physiology of the Awake State, 58
Translation into Clinical Practice, 59
Conclusions, 60
3. Neurologic Examination of the Comatose Patient
and Localization Principles, 64
Definitions, 64
Locked-in Syndrome, 65
Hypersomnia, 65
Acute Confusional State and Delirium, 65
Stupor and Coma, 66
xiii
xiv Contents
The Clinical Examination of a Comatose Patient, 66
Fundamentals of Functional Anatomy, 66
Physical Examination, 68
Neurologic Examination: Coma Scales and the FOUR Score, 71
Neurologic Examination: Clinical Observations, 73
breathing patterns, 73
Cranial nerve examination, 74
Spontaneous movements, 78
Localization Principles and Brain Displacement Syndromes, 78
Conclusions, 81
4. The Clinical Diagnosis of Prolonged Impaired
Consciousness, 84
Categories of Outcome, 85
Persistent Vegetative State, 86
Minimally Conscious State and Akinetic Mutism, 89
Laboratory Investigations, 91
Prediction of Outcome, 95
Conclusions, 96
5. The Clinical Diagnosis of Brain Death, 100
Code of Practice, 100
The Clinical Examination, 103
The Prerequisites and Major Confounders, 103
The Bedside Examination, 105
Confirmatory Tests, 110
Documentation, 111
Special Issues, 114
Pathophysiological Response to Brain Death, 116
Organ Procurement, 117
Conclusions, 119
6. Neuroimaging and Neuropathology, 123
Neuroimaging in Coma, 124
Diagnostic Imaging of Brain Tissue Shift, 126
Diagnostic Imaging of Gray and White
Matter Disorders, 136
Neuropathology of Coma, 141
Specific Types of Injury, 142
Hypoxemia and ischemia, 142
Infarction and hemorrhage, 144
Trauma and abuse, 145
Infection, 147
Demyelination, 149
Neurotoxicity, 151
Disease States, 152
Pathology of brain herniation, 152
Persistent vegetative state, 153
Brain death, 154
Conclusions, 158
Contents xv
7. Clinical Decisions, Medical Management,
and Supportive Care, 160
Clinical Decisions in the Comatose Patient, 161
Respiratory and Hemodynamic Stabilization, 161
Further Questions to Family or Bystanders, 163
Consolidation of Neurologic Findings, 164
Interpretation of Neuroimaging: Abnormal CT Scan Findings
and Their Consequences, 164
Interpretation of Neuroimaging: Normal CT Scan Findings
and Their Consequences, 168
Comatose with No Obvious Cause, 169
Supportive Care of the Comatose Patient, 172
Infection Control, 172
Blood Glucose Control, 172
Temperature Control, 173
Eye and Mouth Care, 173
Airway and Pulmonary Care, 174
Cardiac Care, 178
Gastrointestinal Care, 180
Bladder Care, 181
Medical Complication of Immobilization, 183
Rehabilitation, 185
Communication with the Family, 191
Clinical Practice of Withdrawal of Support, 195
Conclusions, 196
8. Law and Bioethics, 201
The Court Cases in the United States, 201
The Quinlan Case, 202
The Jobes Case, 202
The Brophy Case, 203
The Cruzan Case, 203
The Wendland Case, 204
The Schiavo Case, 205
Lessons Learned from the Court Cases, 207
Legal Aspects of Withdrawal of Support, 209
Applied Ethics, 209
Spirituality and Health Care, 210
Comatose States as a Bioethical Controversy, 211
Ethics in Organ Donation after Cardiac Death, 214
Conclusions, 215
9. Media and Popular Culture, 217
News Writing on Coma, 217
The Newspaper and Coverage of Coma, 218
Television and Coma, 221
The Internet and Coma, 222
The Screen Writer and Coma, 223
The Portrayal of Coma in Motion Pictures, 223
Conclusions, 224
xvi Contents
Part II: The Clinical Approach to the Comatose Patient
10. The Clinical Approach to the Comatose Patient, 231
10-1 Comatose and Traumatic Brain Injury, 232
10-2 Comatose and Gunshot Wounds, 239
10-3 Comatose and Traumatic Brainstem Lesion, 243
10-4 Comatose and Shaken-Impact Syndrome, 247
10-5 Comatose and Acute Epidural Hematoma, 252
10-6 Comatose and Acute Subdural Hematoma, 256
10-7 Comatose and Cerebral Hematoma, 261
10-8 Comatose and Aneurysmal Subarachnoid Hemorrhage, 268
10-9 Comatose and Pontine Hemorrhage, 274
10-10 Comatose and Cerebellar Hemorrhage, 278
10-11 Comatose and Cerebral Venous Thrombosis, 283
10-12 Comatose and Hemispheric Stroke, 288
10-13 Comatose and Basilar Artery Occlusion, 293
10-14 Comatose and Bacterial Meningitis, 298
10-15 Comatose and Brain Abscess, 303
10-16 Comatose and Herpes Simplex Encephalitis, 307
10-17 Comatose and Opportunistic CNS Infections, 313
10-18 Comatose and High-grade Astrocytoma, 318
10-19 Comatose and Primary CNS Lymphoma, 322
10-20 Comatose and Metastasis, 326
10-21 Comatose and Gliomatosis Cerebri, 330
10-22 Comatose and Paraneoplastic Limbic Encephalitis, 333
10-23 Comatose and Acute Hydrocephalus, 339
10-24 Comatose and Status Epilepticus, 345
10-25 Comatose and Acute Disseminated Encephalomyelitis, 350
10-26 Comatose and Fulminant Multiple Sclerosis, 355
10-27 Comatose and Osmotic Demyelination, 359
10-28 Comatose and Acute Necrotizing Encephalitis, 363
10-29 Comatose in the Recovery Room, 367
10-30 Comatose and Organ Transplantation, 371
10-31 Comatose and Cardiac Surgery, 376
10-32 Comatose and Brain Biopsy and Craniotomy, 380
10-33 Comatose and Clipping of a Ruptured Cerebral Aneurysm, 385
10-34 Comatose and Endovascular Treatment of Ruptured
Cerebral Aneurysm, 389
10-35 Comatose after Epilepsy Surgery, 394
10-36 Comatose after Diagnostic Cerebral Angiogram
and Magnetic Resonance Imaging, 398
10-37 Comatose and Accidental Hypothermia, 402
10-38 Comatose and Carbon Monoxide Poisoning, 407
10-39 Comatose and Heatstroke, 411
10-40 Comatose and Near-Drowning, 415
Contents xvii
10-41 Comatose and Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation, 419
10-42 Comatose and Near-Hanging, 425
10-43 Comatose and Status Asthmaticus, 429
10-44 Comatose and Acute Uremia, 433
10-45 Comatose and Hypertensive Crisis, 437
10-46 Comatose and Fulminant Hepatic Failure, 442
10-47 Comatose and Chronic Liver Disease, 446
10-48 Comatose and Thyroid Disease, 451
10-49 Comatose and Sepsis, 457
10-50 Comatose and Infective Endocarditis, 461
10-51 Comatose and Aorta Dissection, 465
10-52 Comatose and Hypoglycemia, 469
10-53 Comatose and Hyperglycemia, 473
10-54 Comatose and Hyponatremia, 477
10-55 Comatose and Hypernatremia, 482
10-56 Comatose and Acute Hypercalcemic Crisis, 486
10-57 Comatose and Hypercapnia, 490
10-58 Comatose and Pituitary Apoplexy, 494
10-59 Comatose and Systemic Lupus Erythematosus, 499
10-60 Comatose and Central Nervous System Vasculitis, 504
10-61 Comatose and Acute Leukemia, 509
10-62 Comatose and Acute Thrombocytopenia, 513
10-63 Comatose and Urea Cycle Disorder, 517
10-64 Comatose and Wernicke-Korsakoff Syndrome, 521
10-65 Comatose and MELAS, 525
10-66 Comatose and Acute Porphyria, 529
10-67 Comatose and Puerperium, 533
10-68 Comatose and Acetaminophen Overdose, 538
10-69 Comatose and Tricyclic Antidepressant Overdose, 542
10-70 Comatose and Ethylene Glycol Ingestion, 546
10-71 Comatose and Salicylate Poisoning, 550
10-72 Comatose and a Rave Party, 554
10-73 Comatose and Rapid Dementing Illness, 559
10-74 Comatose and Malignant Catatonia, 563
10-75 Comatose and Conversion Disorder, 568
Index, 573
Enclosures
DVD: THE COMATOSE PATIENT
BOOKLET: FOUR SCORE GUIDE
xvjii Contents
DVD: THE COMATOSE PATIENT
1. Instruction of the FOUR Score Coma Scale
2. Selected Neurologic Findings in Comatose Patients
Eye Movements in Coma
Ocular Bobbing
Ping-Pong
Forced Downward Gaze
Rapid VOR with Downward Movement
Normal Oculovestibular Responses
Absent Oculovestibular Responses
Internuclear Ophthalmoplegia
Breathing in Coma
Central Neurogenic Hyperventilation
Cheyne-Stokes Breathing
Cluster Breathing
Body Movements in Coma
Arc de Cercle
Choreiform Fidgets
Myoclonus Status Epilepticus
Spontaneous Triple Flexion Responses
3. Seizures and Pseudo Seizures
Generalized Tonic-Clonic Seizure with Postictal Coma
Pseudo Status Epilepticus
4. States of Impaired Consciousness
Persistent Vegetative State
Akinetic Mutism
Minimally Conscious State
5. Clinical Diagnosis of Brain Death (Animated)
Neurologic Examination
Apnea Test
Pitfalls and Concerns
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Contents
Part I: Understanding, Diagnosing, and Care of Comatose Patients
1. A History of Coma: Evolution of Ideas, 3
Understanding Brain Herniation, 4
Concepts and Benchmarks, 4
Revision of a Paradigm, 16
Understanding the Role of Increased Intracranial Pressure, 17
Understanding Localization and Key Clinical Signs in Coma, 20
Decerebrate Rigidity, 20
Unilateral Dilated Pupil, 22
Vestibulo-ocular Reflex, 24
Breathing Patterns, 25
Understanding Mechanisms of Metabolic Encephalopathies, 27
Understanding Psychogenic Unresponsiveness, 30
Understanding the Spectrum of Prolonged Comatose States, 30
Conclusions, 40
2. The Neuroscience of the Awake State, 45
Early Studies, 46
The Anatomy of the Awake State, 51
The Chemistry of the Awake State, 54
The Physiology of the Awake State, 58
Translation into Clinical Practice, 59
Conclusions, 60
3. Neurologic Examination of the Comatose Patient
and Localization Principles, 64
Definitions, 64
Locked-in Syndrome, 65
Hypersomnia, 65
Acute Confusional State and Delirium, 65
Stupor and Coma, 66
xiii
xiv Contents
The Clinical Examination of a Comatose Patient, 66
Fundamentals of Functional Anatomy, 66
Physical Examination, 68
Neurologic Examination: Coma Scales and the FOUR Score, 71
Neurologic Examination: Clinical Observations, 73
breathing patterns, 73
Cranial nerve examination, 74
Spontaneous movements, 78
Localization Principles and Brain Displacement Syndromes, 78
Conclusions, 81
4. The Clinical Diagnosis of Prolonged Impaired
Consciousness, 84
Categories of Outcome, 85
Persistent Vegetative State, 86
Minimally Conscious State and Akinetic Mutism, 89
Laboratory Investigations, 91
Prediction of Outcome, 95
Conclusions, 96
5. The Clinical Diagnosis of Brain Death, 100
Code of Practice, 100
The Clinical Examination, 103
The Prerequisites and Major Confounders, 103
The Bedside Examination, 105
Confirmatory Tests, 110
Documentation, 111
Special Issues, 114
Pathophysiological Response to Brain Death, 116
Organ Procurement, 117
Conclusions, 119
6. Neuroimaging and Neuropathology, 123
Neuroimaging in Coma, 124
Diagnostic Imaging of Brain Tissue Shift, 126
Diagnostic Imaging of Gray and White
Matter Disorders, 136
Neuropathology of Coma, 141
Specific Types of Injury, 142
Hypoxemia and ischemia, 142
Infarction and hemorrhage, 144
Trauma and abuse, 145
Infection, 147
Demyelination, 149
Neurotoxicity, 151
Disease States, 152
Pathology of brain herniation, 152
Persistent vegetative state, 153
Brain death, 154
Conclusions, 158
Contents xv
7. Clinical Decisions, Medical Management,
and Supportive Care, 160
Clinical Decisions in the Comatose Patient, 161
Respiratory and Hemodynamic Stabilization, 161
Further Questions to Family or Bystanders, 163
Consolidation of Neurologic Findings, 164
Interpretation of Neuroimaging: Abnormal CT Scan Findings
and Their Consequences, 164
Interpretation of Neuroimaging: Normal CT Scan Findings
and Their Consequences, 168
Comatose with No Obvious Cause, 169
Supportive Care of the Comatose Patient, 172
Infection Control, 172
Blood Glucose Control, 172
Temperature Control, 173
Eye and Mouth Care, 173
Airway and Pulmonary Care, 174
Cardiac Care, 178
Gastrointestinal Care, 180
Bladder Care, 181
Medical Complication of Immobilization, 183
Rehabilitation, 185
Communication with the Family, 191
Clinical Practice of Withdrawal of Support, 195
Conclusions, 196
8. Law and Bioethics, 201
The Court Cases in the United States, 201
The Quinlan Case, 202
The Jobes Case, 202
The Brophy Case, 203
The Cruzan Case, 203
The Wendland Case, 204
The Schiavo Case, 205
Lessons Learned from the Court Cases, 207
Legal Aspects of Withdrawal of Support, 209
Applied Ethics, 209
Spirituality and Health Care, 210
Comatose States as a Bioethical Controversy, 211
Ethics in Organ Donation after Cardiac Death, 214
Conclusions, 215
9. Media and Popular Culture, 217
News Writing on Coma, 217
The Newspaper and Coverage of Coma, 218
Television and Coma, 221
The Internet and Coma, 222
The Screen Writer and Coma, 223
The Portrayal of Coma in Motion Pictures, 223
Conclusions, 224
xvi Contents
Part II: The Clinical Approach to the Comatose Patient
10. The Clinical Approach to the Comatose Patient, 231
10-1 Comatose and Traumatic Brain Injury, 232
10-2 Comatose and Gunshot Wounds, 239
10-3 Comatose and Traumatic Brainstem Lesion, 243
10-4 Comatose and Shaken-Impact Syndrome, 247
10-5 Comatose and Acute Epidural Hematoma, 252
10-6 Comatose and Acute Subdural Hematoma, 256
10-7 Comatose and Cerebral Hematoma, 261
10-8 Comatose and Aneurysmal Subarachnoid Hemorrhage, 268
10-9 Comatose and Pontine Hemorrhage, 274
10-10 Comatose and Cerebellar Hemorrhage, 278
10-11 Comatose and Cerebral Venous Thrombosis, 283
10-12 Comatose and Hemispheric Stroke, 288
10-13 Comatose and Basilar Artery Occlusion, 293
10-14 Comatose and Bacterial Meningitis, 298
10-15 Comatose and Brain Abscess, 303
10-16 Comatose and Herpes Simplex Encephalitis, 307
10-17 Comatose and Opportunistic CNS Infections, 313
10-18 Comatose and High-grade Astrocytoma, 318
10-19 Comatose and Primary CNS Lymphoma, 322
10-20 Comatose and Metastasis, 326
10-21 Comatose and Gliomatosis Cerebri, 330
10-22 Comatose and Paraneoplastic Limbic Encephalitis, 333
10-23 Comatose and Acute Hydrocephalus, 339
10-24 Comatose and Status Epilepticus, 345
10-25 Comatose and Acute Disseminated Encephalomyelitis, 350
10-26 Comatose and Fulminant Multiple Sclerosis, 355
10-27 Comatose and Osmotic Demyelination, 359
10-28 Comatose and Acute Necrotizing Encephalitis, 363
10-29 Comatose in the Recovery Room, 367
10-30 Comatose and Organ Transplantation, 371
10-31 Comatose and Cardiac Surgery, 376
10-32 Comatose and Brain Biopsy and Craniotomy, 380
10-33 Comatose and Clipping of a Ruptured Cerebral Aneurysm, 385
10-34 Comatose and Endovascular Treatment of Ruptured
Cerebral Aneurysm, 389
10-35 Comatose after Epilepsy Surgery, 394
10-36 Comatose after Diagnostic Cerebral Angiogram
and Magnetic Resonance Imaging, 398
10-37 Comatose and Accidental Hypothermia, 402
10-38 Comatose and Carbon Monoxide Poisoning, 407
10-39 Comatose and Heatstroke, 411
10-40 Comatose and Near-Drowning, 415
Contents xvii
10-41 Comatose and Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation, 419
10-42 Comatose and Near-Hanging, 425
10-43 Comatose and Status Asthmaticus, 429
10-44 Comatose and Acute Uremia, 433
10-45 Comatose and Hypertensive Crisis, 437
10-46 Comatose and Fulminant Hepatic Failure, 442
10-47 Comatose and Chronic Liver Disease, 446
10-48 Comatose and Thyroid Disease, 451
10-49 Comatose and Sepsis, 457
10-50 Comatose and Infective Endocarditis, 461
10-51 Comatose and Aorta Dissection, 465
10-52 Comatose and Hypoglycemia, 469
10-53 Comatose and Hyperglycemia, 473
10-54 Comatose and Hyponatremia, 477
10-55 Comatose and Hypernatremia, 482
10-56 Comatose and Acute Hypercalcemic Crisis, 486
10-57 Comatose and Hypercapnia, 490
10-58 Comatose and Pituitary Apoplexy, 494
10-59 Comatose and Systemic Lupus Erythematosus, 499
10-60 Comatose and Central Nervous System Vasculitis, 504
10-61 Comatose and Acute Leukemia, 509
10-62 Comatose and Acute Thrombocytopenia, 513
10-63 Comatose and Urea Cycle Disorder, 517
10-64 Comatose and Wernicke-Korsakoff Syndrome, 521
10-65 Comatose and MELAS, 525
10-66 Comatose and Acute Porphyria, 529
10-67 Comatose and Puerperium, 533
10-68 Comatose and Acetaminophen Overdose, 538
10-69 Comatose and Tricyclic Antidepressant Overdose, 542
10-70 Comatose and Ethylene Glycol Ingestion, 546
10-71 Comatose and Salicylate Poisoning, 550
10-72 Comatose and a Rave Party, 554
10-73 Comatose and Rapid Dementing Illness, 559
10-74 Comatose and Malignant Catatonia, 563
10-75 Comatose and Conversion Disorder, 568
Index, 573
Enclosures
DVD: THE COMATOSE PATIENT
BOOKLET: FOUR SCORE GUIDE
xvjii Contents
DVD: THE COMATOSE PATIENT
1. Instruction of the FOUR Score Coma Scale
2. Selected Neurologic Findings in Comatose Patients
Eye Movements in Coma
Ocular Bobbing
Ping-Pong
Forced Downward Gaze
Rapid VOR with Downward Movement
Normal Oculovestibular Responses
Absent Oculovestibular Responses
Internuclear Ophthalmoplegia
Breathing in Coma
Central Neurogenic Hyperventilation
Cheyne-Stokes Breathing
Cluster Breathing
Body Movements in Coma
Arc de Cercle
Choreiform Fidgets
Myoclonus Status Epilepticus
Spontaneous Triple Flexion Responses
3. Seizures and Pseudo Seizures
Generalized Tonic-Clonic Seizure with Postictal Coma
Pseudo Status Epilepticus
4. States of Impaired Consciousness
Persistent Vegetative State
Akinetic Mutism
Minimally Conscious State
5. Clinical Diagnosis of Brain Death (Animated)
Neurologic Examination
Apnea Test
Pitfalls and Concerns |
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| spelling | Wijdicks, Eelco F. M. 1954- Verfasser (DE-588)172451582 aut The comatose patient Eelco F. M. Wijdicks New York Oxford University Press 2008 XVIII, 584 S. Ill., graph. Darst. 1 DVD (12 cm) txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier Includes bibliographical references and index Coma Neurologic Examination Koma Medizin (DE-588)4122101-1 gnd rswk-swf Koma Medizin (DE-588)4122101-1 s 1\p DE-604 http://www.loc.gov/catdir/toc/ecip0719/2007023085.html Table of contents only HBZ Datenaustausch application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=016459868&sequence=000002&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Inhaltsverzeichnis 1\p cgwrk 20201028 DE-101 https://d-nb.info/provenance/plan#cgwrk |
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| title_auth | The comatose patient |
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