Coma natural history, complications and prognosis

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Complications

  • Patient may remain in coma for an extended period
  • Death

Prognosis

Some patients with coma can recover, while others may keep in a vegetative state. The prognosis depends on:

  • The underlying causes
  • The severity
  • The site of neurological damage

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