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121. The EEG changes were obvious in patients with hypoglycemic coma or ketoacidosis.

122. Objective To study the risk factors of nonketonic hyperosmotic diabetic coma(NHDC) secondary to severe cerebral trauma, as well as its therapeutic methods.

123. The clinical symptoms were excessively sever and were characterized by severe consciousness disturbance (semicoma to coma, 6 cases),(Sentencedict.com ) aphasia (5 cases) and bilateral paresis (3 cases).

124. Objective To investigate the clinical characteristics and treatment of non - ketotic hyperosmolar diabetic coma ( NKHDC ).

125. In the moribund patient deepening coma are the usual preludes to death.

126. Severe poisoning patients may appear disturbance of consciousness conditions varying from deep coma to cerebral cortex failure. Clinical manifestations may be lockjaw, entasia and incontinence.

127. In the cases of 63 patients, the infection was still major cause which initiated hyperosmolar nonkctotic diabetic coma.

128. The coma duration prognostication model can prognosticate the duration of coma.

129. Passivity places persons in an intellectual coma and is anathema to passion for learning and life.

130. Very low glucose, called hypoglycemia, is a condition that poses risks for people with either form of diabetes, potentially causing shakiness, dizziness, seizures, coma or even death.

131. The dangers of China's boozy cadre culture are back in the spotlight after one official died and another fell into a coma in separate incidents last week.

132. Objective:To investigate the clinical curative effect and clinical indications of hemodialysis for hyperosmolar nonketotic diabetic coma(HNDC).

133. In a separate study, 77 patients in coma after resuscitation from out-of-hospital cardiac arrest were randomized to treatment with moderate hypothermia or normothermia .

134. Those with acute complications such as ketoacidosis and hyperosmolar coma were excluded.

135. It can be used for hepatic coma and cerebral metabolic disorders and also can cure uneasy, improving hypertension.

136. Scutum is one of two constellations to be named after real people. Coma Berenices was named for an Egyptian queen.

137. Of course, to turn the on-off switch on is harder when somebody's in a coma.

138. Of these patients, one experienced transitory extrapyramidal symptoms and fluctuating impairment of consciousness (from somnolence to coma) for 6 months.

139. COMA is caused by misaligned optics, and good collimation will cure it.

140. Conclusion Abdominal Acupuncture is considered as an effective therapy for the postoperative rehabilitation care patients with coma because of its effect on prompting reanimation.

141. Objective To study the rehydration therapy method to treat hyperosmolar nonketotic diabetic coma .

142. Conclusions The factors, including PTA, blood urea and sodium and hepatic coma, are important in building a scoring system to assess the prognosis of hepatitis failure.

143. Results: There were significant difference between therapy group with control group in lower temperature condition, coma time, survival rate and complication and so on.

144. Rabies is characterized by a syndrome of excitation, depression, paralysis, coma and death.

145. Do you remember whether they called it a hepatic coma?

146. Located in the northern constellation Coma Berenices, M64 resides roughly 17 million light-years from Earth.

147. In high numerical aperture and low technic factor lithography process, degradation of the image quality because of the coma aberration in the projection lens has become a serious problem.

148. Initial symptoms of SSPE typically occur some years after natural measles infection and proceed over months or years to coma and death.

149. Results As scale range meaning from consciousness to deep coma and to brain death, CSI 0- 100 was positively correlated with coma depth, coma score of GCS and physical reflection.

150. Coma -- associated mainly with parabolic reflector telescopes which affect the off-axis images and are more pronounced near the edges of the field of view.