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hypoxic encephalopathy
i have seen a patient with hypoxic encephalopathy,
he is 14yrs old, when he was at 12yrs of age he undergone a surgery for hernia. during the time of surgery he was given a spinal anaesthesia which was overdosed and he fell unconcious immediately and doctors told that it is difficult to save the person. however the person have survived after 2 months of intensive care, the pt is still in semi concious,blinks his eyes when a bright object moves in front of him, all four limbs are severely spastic, bowel and bladder are incontinent, feeding is given through gastro-intestinal tube, his condition is not improving since that time, what can be the role of physiotherapist in this case please quote ur suggestions waiting for ur replies............... |
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