Neurologic Implications of Critical Illness and Organ Dysfunction

摘要: Critical illness has consequences for the nervous system. Patients experiencing critical are at risk common global neurologic disturbances, such as delirium, long-term cognitive dysfunction, ICU-acquired weakness, sleep recurrent seizures, and coma. In addition, complications related to specific organ dysfunction may be anticipated. Cardiovascular disease presents possibility CNS injury after cardiac arrest, sequelae of endocarditis, aberrancies blood flow autoregulation, malperfusion. Respiratory is known cause short-term effects hypoxia ARDS. Sepsis encephalopathy sickness behavior syndrome early signs infection in patients. commonly encountered including uremia, hepatic failure, endocrine, metabolic disturbances present with findings which manifest critically ill patient well.