CONFOUNDING FACTORS IN DIAGNOSING BRAIN DEATH: A CASE REPORT

Confounding factors in diagnosing brain death: a case report

Abstract Background Brain death is strictly defined medically and legally.This diagnosis depends on three cardinal neurological features: coma, absent brainstem reflexes, and apnea.The diagnosis can only be made, however, in the absence of intoxication, hypothermia, or certain medical illnesses.Case presentation A patient with severe hypoxic-ischem

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Proposal and Evaluation of Vertical Vibration Theory of Air Caster

Urbanization and human development have increased the exposure of seismic risk.Therefore, engineers need to develop new and more efficient technologies to protect people and objects from the disastrous consequences of earthquakes.Air casters have gained attention and have been utilized in the past decade as effective seismic vibration control devic

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