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Coma AND Unresponsive Postictal state as in case of hepatic encephalopathy: Causes of All Symptoms
Coma OR Unresponsive Postictal state as in case of hepatic encephalopathy: 740 causes
Coma: 734 causes
Coma: Introduction
Unresponsive Postictal state as in case of hepatic encephalopathy: Causes
Unresponsive Postictal state as in case of hepatic encephalopathy: Introduction
Coma and Unresponsive Postictal state as in case of hepatic encephalopathy and Acute CNS degeneration (11 causes)
Coma and Unresponsive Postictal state as in case of hepatic encephalopathy and Acute confusion in the elderly (11 causes)
Coma and Unresponsive Postictal state as in case of hepatic encephalopathy and Acute deterioration of mental state (11 causes)
Coma and Unresponsive Postictal state as in case of hepatic encephalopathy and Acute disorientation (11 causes)
Coma and Unresponsive Postictal state as in case of hepatic encephalopathy and Cognitive impairment (11 causes)
Coma and Unresponsive Postictal state as in case of hepatic encephalopathy and Concentration difficulty (11 causes)
Coma and Unresponsive Postictal state as in case of hepatic encephalopathy and Constant deterioration of mental acuity (11 causes)
Coma and Unresponsive Postictal state as in case of hepatic encephalopathy and Decreased mental acuity (11 causes)
Coma and Unresponsive Postictal state as in case of hepatic encephalopathy and Inability to think coherently (11 causes)
Coma and Unresponsive Postictal state as in case of hepatic encephalopathy and Inability to think quickly (11 causes)
Coma and Unresponsive Postictal state as in case of hepatic encephalopathy and MORE SYMPTOMS

Coma and Unresponsive Postictal state as in case of hepatic encephalopathy

Coma AND Unresponsive Postictal state as in case of hepatic encephalopathy - Causes of All Symptoms
Coma OR Unresponsive Postictal state as in case of hepatic encephalopathy - 740 causes

Coma:

Unresponsive Postictal state as in case of hepatic encephalopathy:

Results: Causes of Coma AND Unresponsive Postictal state as in case of hepatic encephalopathy

1. Barbiturate abuse
2. Battaglia Neri syndrome
3. Brain abscess
4. Brain cancer
5. Encephalitis
6. HARD syndrome
7. Meningitis
8. Stroke
9. Subarachnoid hemorrhage
10. Traumatic Brain Injury

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Results: 740 causes of Coma OR Unresponsive Postictal state as in case of hepatic encephalopathy

1. 2-Methylbutyric Aciduria
2. 2-methylbutyryl-coenzyme A dehydrogenase deficiency
3. 3 alpha methylcrotonyl-Coa carboxylase 1 deficiency
4. 3 alpha methylcrotonyl-coa carboxylase 2 deficiency
5. 3-alpha-Hydroxyacyl-CoA Dehydrogenase Deficiency
6. 3-alpha-hydroxyacyl-coenzyme A dehydrogenase deficiency
7. 3-methylcrotonyl-CoA carboxylase deficiency
8. Accelerated hypertension
9. Acid-Base Imbalance
10. Acidemia, isovaleric

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AND Sudden onset of seizures in children (5 matches)

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AND Acute episodes of Alzheimers-like symptoms (5 matches)

AND Anterior fontanelle bulging (5 matches)

AND Brain swelling (5 matches)

AND Confusion with headache (5 matches)

AND Nuchal rigidity in children (5 matches)

AND Severe episodes of Alzheimers-like symptoms (5 matches)

AND Slowly resolving confusion (5 matches)

AND Temperature symptoms (5 matches)

AND Vomiting in children (5 matches)

AND Vomiting in infants (5 matches)

AND Behaviour changes with irritability (5 matches)

AND Blindness (5 matches)

AND Chronic diabetic-like coma (5 matches)

AND Depressive symptoms (5 matches)

AND Mild personality changes (5 matches)

AND Projectile vomiting in children (5 matches)

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AND Loss of speech (4 matches)

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AND Paracusia of both ears (4 matches)

AND Seizures in later childhood and adolescence (4 matches)

AND Seizures in pregnancy (4 matches)

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AND Apraxia (4 matches)

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AND CNS causes of paralysis with headache (4 matches)

AND CNS causes of speaking difficulty with numbness (4 matches)

AND CNS causes of twitching with confusion (4 matches)

AND Confusion in children (4 matches)

AND Cranial nerve palsy (4 matches)

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AND Papilloedema (4 matches)

AND Scalp swelling (4 matches)

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AND Acute onset of headache in the elderly (4 matches)

AND Acute onset of headache in women (4 matches)

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AND Acute onset of severe headache in adults (4 matches)

AND Acute onset of severe headache in children (4 matches)

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AND Acute onset of severe headache in women (4 matches)

AND Altered respiratory pattern (4 matches)

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AND Recurring Alzheimers-like symptoms (4 matches)

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AND Violent behavior (3 matches)

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AND Spastic gait (3 matches)

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AND Sudden onset of spastic gait (3 matches)

AND Sudden onset of spastic gait in adults (3 matches)

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AND Constant headache (3 matches)

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AND Intermittent projectile vomiting (3 matches)

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AND Loss of balance (3 matches)

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AND Respiratory depression as in case of acute severe asthmatic attack (3 matches)

AND Unsteady gait (3 matches)

AND Acute Alzheimers-like confusion symptoms (3 matches)

AND Acute neck rigidity (3 matches)

AND Acute nuchal pain (3 matches)

AND Acute onset of severe headache in the elderly (3 matches)

AND Bulging fontanel in children (3 matches)

AND Cardiovascular symptoms (3 matches)

AND CNS causes of coma (3 matches)

AND Cortical visual impairment (3 matches)

AND Cortical visual impairment in children (3 matches)

AND Cranial pain (3 matches)

AND Developmental delay in children (3 matches)

AND Fontanelle bulging (3 matches)

AND Heart symptoms (3 matches)

AND Limp muscles in infant (3 matches)

AND Loss of the ability to produce speech (3 matches)

AND Lung symptoms (3 matches)

AND Meningeal irritation (3 matches)

AND Motormental retardation in children (3 matches)

AND Muscular hypotonia (3 matches)

AND Neck flexed forward (3 matches)

AND Neck is resistant to passive motions (3 matches)

AND Opsoclonus in children (3 matches)

AND Permanent brain damage (3 matches)

AND Progressive confusion in pregnancy (3 matches)

AND Rapid breathing (3 matches)

AND Recurring Alzheimers-like confusion symptoms (3 matches)

AND Respiratory arrest in children (3 matches)

AND Speech abnormalities (3 matches)

AND Stammering (3 matches)

AND Stuttering (3 matches)

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AND Sudden onset of nuchal rigidity (3 matches)

AND Temporal pain (3 matches)

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AND Infant symptoms (3 matches)

AND Mild Alzheimers-like confusion symptoms (3 matches)

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AND Neck pain (3 matches)

AND Stiff neck (3 matches)

AND Acute intracranial bleed (3 matches)

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AND Fixed pupils (2 matches)

AND Gradual onset of slowed intellectual activity (2 matches)

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AND Sweat symptoms (2 matches)

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AND Abnormal proprioception (2 matches)

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AND Ankle clonus (2 matches)

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AND Hyperventilation (2 matches)

AND Lack of sense of smell in children (2 matches)

AND Lose consciousness (2 matches)

AND Loss of memory (2 matches)

AND Memory disturbances (2 matches)

AND Muscle aches (2 matches)

AND Muscle pain (2 matches)

AND Myoclonus due to CNS disorders (2 matches)

AND Olfactory hallucination (2 matches)

AND Periodic loss of consciousness (2 matches)

AND Proprioception (2 matches)

AND Scalp Numbness (2 matches)

AND Sexual dysfunction (2 matches)

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AND Skin problems (2 matches)

AND Small head (2 matches)

AND Smell symptoms (2 matches)

AND Syncope in pregnancy (2 matches)

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AND Yawning Excessively (2 matches)

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AND Apraxia in children (2 matches)

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AND Ear discharge (2 matches)

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AND Gradual onset of extraocular palsies (2 matches)

AND Head mass (2 matches)

AND Headache with fever and nausea (2 matches)

AND Heat stroke (2 matches)

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AND Hypoventilation (2 matches)

AND Inflammatory disorders causing alteration of consciousness (2 matches)

AND Leg paralysis (2 matches)

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AND Pressure in Head (2 matches)

AND Sudden onset of aphasia (2 matches)

AND Sudden onset of apraxia (2 matches)

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AND Upper motor neuron disorders causing decreased activity with hypotonia in children (2 matches)

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AND Abducent nerve palsy (2 matches)

AND Abnormal deep tendon reflexes (2 matches)

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AND Acute ataxia (2 matches)

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AND Chronic forgetfulness (2 matches)

AND CNS causes of fecal incontinence (2 matches)

AND Constant headache in the elderly (2 matches)

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AND Difficulty concentrating in children (2 matches)

AND Diplopia in children (2 matches)

AND Double (2 matches)

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AND Intermittent chronic forgetfulness (2 matches)

AND Lesions of the visual cortex in children (2 matches)

AND Lesions of the visual cortex in infants (2 matches)

AND Loss of taste (2 matches)

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AND Ocular myokymia (2 matches)

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AND Scalp pain (2 matches)

AND Severe chronic forgetfulness (2 matches)

AND Speech changes (2 matches)

AND Sudden onset of bradypnea (2 matches)

AND Thirst (2 matches)

AND Unable to respond logically (2 matches)

AND Unable to respond logically as in case of Alzheimer's disease (2 matches)

AND Acute headache on both sides (2 matches)

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