Research Notes on Anoxic Coma Recovery
Anoxia is a condition in which your brain goes without oxygen and may be caused by a heart attack, strangulation, or smoke inhalation, and more. Anoxia recovery time varies from months to even years. In research studies, patients younger than 25 years old showed a relatively higher rate of recovery.
Top Resources on Anoxic Coma Recovery
- Mount Sinai: Treatment for Anoxic brain injury
- MeritCare: Recovery and Outcome from Anoxia
- Family Caregiver Alliance: Predicting the Outcome
- Coma Recovery Association: What is Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy?(HBOT)
- American Hospice Foundation: What About People Who Recover From A Coma After Months Or Even Years?
- PubMed Central: Prediction of Outcome in Patients with Anoxic Coma: a Clinical and Electrophysiologic Study | Prognosis in Anoxic and Traumatic Coma
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