Background: Skin lesions and blistering in the overdose patient, most notably associated with barbiturate overdoses, are commonly referred to as coma blisters, ‘barb blisters’, or ‘barb burns’. We present a patient who was noted to have skin lesions including bullae and blistering following a prolonged coma after quetiapine overdose. Case report: A 27 year old male presented to our institution ...

injuries, especially traffic accidents are so important causes of death, disability, hospital expenses, economic damages to the society which world health organization selected them as the main subjects for investigation and research. we have done an epidemiologic study about trauma in guilan, a province in north of iran. this is   a descriptive study carried out on patients with traumatic inju...

Scalable shared-memory multiprocessors that are designed as Cache-Only Memory Architectures (Coma) allow automatic replication and migration of data in the main memory. This enhances programmability by hopefully eliminating the need for data distribution strategies and page migration schemes. Recently, a variant of Coma called Simple Coma has been proposed as a lower-cost alternative to hardwar...

Scalable shared-memory multiprocessors that are designed as Cache-Only Memory Architectures (Coma) allow automatic replication and migration of data in the main memory. This enhances programmability by hopefully eliminating the need for data distribution strategies and page migration schemes. Recently, a variant of Coma called Simple Coma has been proposed as a lower-cost alternative to hardwar...

three cases of hepatic coma due to acute hepatitis were treated by exchange transfusion with citrated blood. this was preformed in the first 2 cases (patients no 1 and no 2) after failing to respond to other forms of treatment, and in the last patient, who was admitted to hospital in coma, a few hours after admission. (patient no 3) two of the 3 patients, patients 1 and 3 recovered, 1 died, (pa...

A patient with posthypoxic "alpha coma" is described whose EEGs were recorded before coma, within two hours following the onset of coma and after recovery. The differences observed between the alpha activity during coma and that seen before and after suggest that the alpha activity during coma and the physiologic alpha rhythm are different phenomena. This case, as well as others reported, also ...