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Neurologic Complications in Non-Neurological Intensive Care Units
The Neurologist, 09/22/09
Ortega–Gutierrez S et al. – In this review, the authors explore a practical systematic approach to patients with decreased level of consciousness. The most common causes of impaired alertness in different non–neurologic critical care units and commonly used prognostication tools are presented. Finally a brief introduction of hypothermia, a novel therapeutic approach is also discussed.
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